Re: How do you compile HTML to Java class with XMLC?

You should really post a question like this to the XMLC list, but I'll 
answer it here anyway.  This is configurable via the command line.  If you 
use the XMLC taskdef or Barracuda's Localize taskdef (which extends the 
XMLC taskdef), then the behavior you want will happen automatically.  Check 
out the Ant build files in the examples of XMLC-2.2RC1 release to see how 
to use the XMLC taskdef.
http://forge.objectweb.org/projects/xmlc/

I can't quite remember all the command line parameters offhand.  I've used 
the Ant tasks for so long that running XMLC directly on the command line 
seems almost foreign to me at this point.

BTW, xmlc.enhydra.org hasn't been updated in a while.  It will be updated 
for the XMLC-2.2 release to point to the objectweb site which is the new 
home of the XMLC CVS code and all downloads.  Only the mailing list is used 
at xmlc.enhydra.org currently.

Jake

At 02:08 PM 8/14/2003 -0400, you wrote:

>Is there anything already in the Barracuda package distribution that can 
>be run to compile:
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>myTest.html
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>to
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>myTestHTML.class
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>& or do I just download XMLC from xmlc.enhydra.org, compile the html to 
>myTest.class and then rename the class to myTestHTML.class?
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>Thanks.
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