RE: <program> tag (again)

> However my recommendation would generally be to use o:XML to 
> generate XML,
> and then XSL to generate CSV from that. Using the 
> command-line ObjectBox
> (or the shell script) you can pipe the result nodes through 
> an XSLT engine
> by adding '-xsl' to the command. The ObjectBox servlet does this
> automatically too.
> Let me know if you want a sample xsl file to try this out with.

This is exactly how I've done it. Rather than trying to force the XML to produce csv files I've push the XML through the an XSLT engine and got good results that way.
 

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