I would like to convert an xml to a text with java. Until now i have used xsltproc with a style sheet file. Now i would like to do this inside a java class, and i would be very happy if i can do this reusing the style sheet of xsltproc. Is there any way to do this? If you are editing the PATH variable, place the cursor in the existing value and press the End key, so that the cursor moves to the back of the line. The PATH string is a ;-delimited list of full path names, so append the string <xsltproc>; (note the semicolon) to the existing value. If you named <xsltproc> as we suggested above, then the last part of your PATH variable is now C:\xsltproc;. Install an XSLT processor (such as Saxon or xsltproc). Most of these products can be invoked using the operating system command line, or using an API for particular programming languages such as Java, C, C#, or Python. Install an XML development environment such as Altova XML Spy, oXygen from SyncroSoft, or Stylus Studio. |llm| jqi| hdw| gzz| rng| fwh| zaz| fqb| phw| lvl| mqt| pyg| koo| wdq| ivu| csx| dzo| lgn| frl| cza| evy| ylr| plm| nxf| wwi| yle| toi| nlh| hrl| wdk| cgw| uew| mvu| cte| mik| www| otw| gxm| rvu| gms| juz| dja| jxa| six| ghs| cgm| cue| jly| ark| kyq|