There are two approaches:
Concatenate the using the concat task, and then process the result using
an XSLT.
Maybe this may help: http://www.langdale.com.au/styler/. I have never
used it.
I can't remember what it was called, but I remember a while back there
was a post on this mailing list about a set of tasks that allow XML
processing. Have a google.
Z W wrote:
Hi Gurus
I have multiple jtl files to process.
Each jtl resides in a different directory
eg
ci.jtl in \\foo\lg\CI\040420082220
ci.jtl in \\foo\lg\CI\040320082220
om.jtl in \\foo\lg\OA\040320082220
om.jtl in \\foo\lg\OA\040420082220
etc...
I like to process them with <xslt> Ant task and put them in a single html file.
>From reading xslt task man page, my impression is that I can only
send in 1 jtl file.
Could anyone suggest a good approach to this problem to reach my goal ?
Advance thanks
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