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Rogan Dawes
Hi folks,
I am using ant and the xslt task to process a DocBook XML file to
individually named JavaHelp format fragments.
I am using the javahelp/javahelp.xslt template to do this (from the
latest DocBook XSLT stylesheets)
However, I am having a weird problem.
Using xsltproc, it "just works".
The ant task under netbeans "just works".
But if I run ant from the command line, it hangs trying to write to
"swing.html"
My ant task looks like:
<target depends="init" description="JavaHelp" name="javahelp">
<xslt basedir="doc/userguide/"
destdir="${build.dir}/help"
scanincludeddirectories="false"
includes="swing.xml"
style="${javahelpstyle}" />
</target>
I am simply converting swing.xml and writing the output to
${build.dir}/help.
But it fails when not run from within NetBeans.
Does anyone have any idea what is going on?
Rogan
I am using ant and the xslt task to process a DocBook XML file to
individually named JavaHelp format fragments.
I am using the javahelp/javahelp.xslt template to do this (from the
latest DocBook XSLT stylesheets)
However, I am having a weird problem.
Using xsltproc, it "just works".
The ant task under netbeans "just works".
But if I run ant from the command line, it hangs trying to write to
"swing.html"
My ant task looks like:
<target depends="init" description="JavaHelp" name="javahelp">
<xslt basedir="doc/userguide/"
destdir="${build.dir}/help"
scanincludeddirectories="false"
includes="swing.xml"
style="${javahelpstyle}" />
</target>
I am simply converting swing.xml and writing the output to
${build.dir}/help.
But it fails when not run from within NetBeans.
Does anyone have any idea what is going on?
Rogan