With XsltTask, you can run a XSLT transformation on an XML file.
Actually, XsltTask extends CopyTask, so you can
use all the elements allowed there.
XsltTask is implemented by means of the XsltFlter and hence relies on PHP5
XSLT support via (libxslt) which must be available in php5. The XsltTask
is equivalent to running command line xsltproc since that is a frontend for libxslt.
Table B.79: Attributes
| Name | Type | Description | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
style
|
String
| The path where the Xslt file is located | n/a | Yes |
resolvedocumentexternals
|
Boolean
| Whether to resolve entities in the XML document. (see this link for details) |
false
| No |
resolvestylesheetexternals
|
Boolean
| Whether to resolve entities in the stylesheet. |
false
| No |
html
|
Boolean
| Whether to work on HTML or XML. |
false
| No |
Note:
You can also use all the attributes available forSection B.14, “CopyTask”.
<!-- Transform docbook with an imaginary XSLT file -->
<xslt todir="/srv/docs/phing" style="dbk2html.xslt" >
<fileset dir=".">
<include name="**/*.xml" />
</fileset>
</xslt>
param
Note:
You can use all the elements also available forSection B.14, “CopyTask”.
Additionally, you can use <param> tags with a name and a
expression (or value alias) attribute. These parameters are then
available from within the xsl style sheet.