Manuel Mall wrote: [snip]
Makes sense to me. Actually this is exactly what the 0.20.5 Fop.java does.
Well, I'd rather refrain from reintroducing a ComandLineOptions like class. I'd still say the most intuitive setup would be - API classes as usual (FO processor, configuration, maybe interfaces and implementations for input and output of the FO processor) - A single CLI class with a main() method and possibly a few more methods for better structuring which parses the command line (maybe using commons CLI), sets up a configuration as well as input and output for the FO processor (possibly using an XSLT in the input pipeline), instanciates a FO processor, runs it, and performs clean up. - A sample servlet class roughly doing the same - etc. There is no need for the sample CLI class and the servlet class to be small. I can't see how a CommandLineOption class or parsing command line options can be reused elswhere.
J.Pietschmann
