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SOS configuring Xalan on NB

Julien Martin
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Hello,
I would like to add a command line parameter for xalan so that it
indents my xml document through a xslt transformation. Is that
possible? Where do I put this:
-INDENT
??
Thanks in advance,
Julien.
Jeanne Boyarsky
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Julien,
What version of Java are using? How are you calling Xalan now?

(I don't use NetBeans. I'm just posting some questions so that someone who does know the tool can better help.

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Hello Jeanne,
I use java 5.0. I call Xalan from NB: you perform an xslt tranformation and the default xslt processing engine used is Xalan.
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