I suppose I could give them Saxon and a pre-written batch file so all
they have to do is double-click; saxon is pretty self-contained.
One way forward for this sort of thing is to pull the infrastructure
onto your end. Setup a web form where they can upload the file (or the
stylesheet, or both, I’m not sure which bit the students are working
on), transform it form them, and send back the results.
For a few students with small files, it’s not an objectively large task
to setup a server that can do small transformations, but of course it
depends a little bit on what infrastructure you have available.
I’ve seen some very successful tutorials that were entirely “cloud
based” like this. It doesn’t work for everything, but it does work for
some things and it might possibly work for you here.
Good luck!
Be seeing you,
norm
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