I don't think this works in 6.5.3, it's a more recent development.
Michael Kay
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Shipra Dingare
Sent: 06 November 2003 18:35
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Subject: RE: [xsl] want to process file from STDIN
I'm sorry, where do I put the dash?
I've tried
cat
/partition/ltg/users/sdingar1/BIO/DATA_T1A/devtest.pos.xml |
java com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet - mergeNPs.ltxml.nxl
and
cat
/partition/ltg/users/sdingar1/BIO/DATA_T1A/devtest.pos.xml | java
com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet mergeNPs.ltxml.nxl -
I'm using Saxon 6.5.3
-Shipra
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Michael Kay wrote:
Is it possible to use saxon to apply a stylesheet to a file
that is read
from STDIN - I would like to apply a series of stylesheets in
a pipeline. Regards, Shipra
In recent releases you can use "-" to indicate input from standard
input.
But this isn't the best way of doing a pipeline. You don't need to
serialize the result tree and then parse it again. You can create a
pipeline of SAX filters, either by using the JAXP APIs, or by using
the saxon:next-in-chain extension.
Also, using standard input suffers from the fact that it
doesn't have
a known base URI, which means that relative URIs in the document
cannot be resolved.
Michael Kay
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