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Plugin features
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Choose an XSL sheet to apply to a document, specify the
output name and folder and process the transformation.
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Define, in the plugin preferences, the file extensions for
which the previous fonctionality is enabled.
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Last XSL transformation history.
Download and install
This plugin is free and open-source (CPL v0.5).
| Eclipse R2.0 |
For builds F3 (build 20020612) or more recent,
use the update manager and create a bookmark to
http://www.improve-technologies.com/alpha/updates/site.xml.
If you don't know how to use the update manager, read this procedure:
[
Using the update manager ]
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| Version |
Date |
Comment |
| 1.0.1 |
7 Oct. 2002 |
New feature added : uses the "xml-stylesheet" directive if specified in the XML file.
Tested with Eclipse R2.0.1 (build 200208291828), running under Sun's VM 1.4, under
Windows 2000 and Linux (Debian Woody).
Please read the
README file.
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| 1.0.0 |
3 Oct. 2002 |
Tested with Eclipse R2.0.1 (build 200208291828), running under Sun's VM 1.4, under
Windows 2000 and Linux (Debian Woody).
Please read the
README file.
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Using
the XSLT plugin
After you have installed the plugin, go to "Window... -> Customize Perspective...
-> Others" and check "XSLT".
The default plugin configuration allows you to perform a XSL transformation for XML
XMI and files. If you want to add other kind of files, edit the plugin preferences (
"Window -> Preferences").
When you click on the dropdown button or when you launch the action from the pop-up menu,
a wizard offers you to define which XSL style sheet you want to use, as well as the name
and folder of the output file. If you specify a folder that is inside the workspace, the
folder will be automatically refreshed so that the newly geberated file appears to you.
If the XML file has an "xml-stylesheet" directive, then the wizard will try to find the
corresponding file, and warn you if the XSL sheet does not exist.
For
any information, remark or feedback about the plugin, feel
free to contact us at :
eclipse-xslt@improve.fr.
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