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For my clients, I create an Ant target and a corresponding batch file (my clients mostly use Windows). Then running Saxon (or any other tool that needs to have a classpath specified) is very simple. Using Ant is especially handy when I have written extension functions for Saxon (often the case) and have multiple classpaths (one to Saxon and one to my extensions).
FWIW
Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
Re: [xsl] XSLT 2.0 has arrived
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Subject: Re: [xsl] XSLT 2.0 has arrived From: "Jay Bryant" <jay@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 17:22:42 -0600 |
Is this far more complex than a traditonal Windows or Unix executable? You better believe it.
we just put a shell scripts in /usr/local/bin that reference saxon(8).jar by their full path on the local system and people use saxon or saxon8 who don't know anything about java at all, and why should they?
For my clients, I create an Ant target and a corresponding batch file (my clients mostly use Windows). Then running Saxon (or any other tool that needs to have a classpath specified) is very simple. Using Ant is especially handy when I have written extension functions for Saxon (often the case) and have multiple classpaths (one to Saxon and one to my extensions).
FWIW
Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
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