Why you want letting Ant drive the xml transformation? You could simple choose
the PHP xslt-libraries.
Jan
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It is the same thread just a refinement of the question.
Is there some way to run an operating system command from PHP? If you
can trigger an external script, then you can call Ant from the script.
Otherwise you can use Tomcat (probably overkill) or Jetty
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Hi,
Does anyone has
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> Use the "style" or "xslt" task (two-names, same function). Of course, use
> of those presumes that you are handy
Use the "style" or "xslt" task (two-names, same function). Of course, use of
those presumes that you are handy with XSLT. If not, you may want to see the
XSL list hosted by MulberryTech.
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The
Hello,
Not quite sure if i'm understanding the question, but as far as i can ascertain
from a quick look at the website, FO files are in fact xml, so i would say that
your best bet would be to generate them using xsl transformations. Ant has a
