From MS, there is Command Line Transformation Utility (msxsl.exe)
but it is very old
I just tested it with sample from MSXSL.EXE: Microsoft Command Line XSL Transformation Utility
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OKay,
So there are XSLT files that contain transform elements. These can be processed by the XslCompiledTransform class in a .Net application.
However, we need something that is already built. Given this is a Microsoft Class, i would have expected a bare-bones base level utility in either the Visual Studio Enterprise, or associated Microsoft SDKs that would allow me to execute:
c:\>xslt mytransformfile.xslt myinputfile.xml
And get the results. Does this even exist?
I thought that's what "xsltc.exe" was, but it appears to be a "compiler" not a "transform processor"
Does Microsoft have a built in transform processor?
Thanks
Jaeden "Sifo Dyas" al'Raec Ruiner
PS - Please reform your tag system because frankly i can NEVER find a tag that is appropriate to ANY question i've asked here since you moved to this "Microsoft Q&A" system!!!!!
From MS, there is Command Line Transformation Utility (msxsl.exe)
but it is very old
I just tested it with sample from MSXSL.EXE: Microsoft Command Line XSL Transformation Utility