I would think running a single transformation, using the collection()
function would be the best way to appraoch this. You may need to write
your own custom implementation for resolving the collection URI.
On 13/11/2007, David Sinclair <dsinclair(_at_)teleflex(_dot_)com> wrote:
I have an ant build file and one of the tasks we need to do is to
collect all the elements that have a certain attribute across many files
in our code base into one xml file.
Does anyone here know of a way to use XSLT to do this? I had thought to
use the xslt ant task to run on all files with a certain extension and
collect all the values but I cant find a way to collect the results of
each transform into the same file.
<xslt basedir="${sourcedir}" destdir="${targetdir}"
style="extract-shared-instances.xsl" includes="**/*.xhtml"
extension=".xhtml" force="true"/>
Thanks in advance for any assistance you can give me,
Dave
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