I tried using the command sequence detailed below but got these error messages:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\Rick Ankrum>cd c:\Program Files\JPluck 2
C:\Program Files\JPluck 2>transform -xsl xsl\convert-jxl-0.9.xsl c:\Program File
s\JPluck 2\oldjpluckfiles.jxl> ricka2.jxl
ERROR: Invalid number of arguments 3
C:\Program Files\JPluck 2>transform xsl\convert-jxl-0.9.xsl c:\Program Files\JPl
uck 2\oldjpluckfiles.jxl>ricka3.jxl
ERROR: Invalid number of arguments 4
C:\Program Files\JPluck 2>transform -xsl xsl\convert-jxl-0.9.xsl c:\Program File
s\JPluck 2\ricka1.jxl>ricka2.jxl
ERROR: Invalid number of arguments 3
C:\Program Files\JPluck 2>transform -xsl\convert-jxl-0.9.xsl c:\Program Files\JP
luck 2\ricka1.jxl
ERROR: org.apache.commons.cli.UnrecognizedOptionException: Unrecognized option:
-xsl\convert-jxl-0.9.xsl
C:\Program Files\JPluck 2>
Rick Ankrum wrote: > I am confused on how the "transform" command can be used on my > WindowsXP machine. JPluck 2 works fine on the example JXL files and I > have taken my Jpluck 0.9 file and re-written it to work with JPluck 2 > but I have read the Tutorial several times and have not figured out > how the "transform" process can be used.
Another example then. On Windows you can use the EXE wrapper (i.e. transform.exe), which is equivalent to typing java -jar transform.jar.
From the JPluck 2 directory type the following: transform -xsl xsl\convert-jxl-0.9.xsl c:\path\to\your.jxl
This dumps the output to stdout. To redirect stdout to a file use: transform -xsl xsl\convert-jxl-0.9.xsl c:\path\to\your.jxl > mysites.jxl
Regards -Laurens
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