You may copy and paste the following code into Linux shell files
to make your work easier. Remember to make the files executable by
using the chmod command. Example:
chmod u+x filename.sh
wellformed.sh#!/bin/sh java -cp /usr/local/xmljar/xerces-2_0_0/xercesImpl.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/xerces-2_0_0/xmlParserAPIs.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/xerces-2_0_0/xercesSamples.jar dom.Counter $1
To check to see if file testfile.xml is
well-formed, you'd type this at the command prompt:
wellformed.sh testfile.xml
validate.sh (DTDs)#!/bin/sh java -cp /usr/local/xmljar/xerces-2_0_0/xercesImpl.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/xerces-2_0_0/xmlParserAPIs.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/xerces-2_0_0/xercesSamples.jar dom.Counter -v $1
To check to see if file testfile.xml is
valid, you'd type this at the command prompt:
validate.sh testfile.xml
msvalidate.sh (Relax NG)#!/bin/sh java -jar /usr/local/xmljar/msv/msv.jar $1 $2
Note: If your XML document has an internal subset DTD,
you may encounter errors of the form:
Element type "mumble" must be declared.
If so, use the following file instead. When you use this script,
error messages will give line numbers and column numbers as
before, but the column number will always be -1. That's why
this is not the script I prefer to use.
#!/bin/sh java -jar /usr/local/xmljar/msv/msv.jar -crimson $1 $2
To check to see if file testfile.xml is
valid with respect to the Relax NG specified in file
testfile.rng, you'd type this at the command prompt:
msvalidate.sh testfile.rng testfile.xml
transform.sh (XSLT)#!/bin/sh java -cp /usr/local/xmljar/xalan-j_2_3_0/bin/xml-apis.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/xalan-j_2_3_0/bin/xercesImpl.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/xalan-j_2_3_0/bin/xalan.jar \ org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -IN $1 -XSL $2 -OUT $3
To transform a source file testfile.xml with
the XSLT specified in file test_transform.xsl and
place the output in file newfile.xml,
you'd type this at the command prompt:
transform.sh testfile.xml test_transform.xsl newfile.xml
fop.sh (Formatting Objects to PDF)#!/bin/sh java -cp /usr/local/xmljar/Fop-0.20.1/build/fop.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/Fop-0.20.1/lib/batik.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/Fop-0.20.1/lib/xalan-2.0.0.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/Fop-0.20.1/lib/xerces-1.2.3.jar:\ /usr/local/xmljar/Fop-0.20.1/lib/jimi-1.0.jar \ org.apache.fop.apps.Fop $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8
To transform an XSL-Formatting Objects file testfile.fo to the PDF file testfile.pdf, you'd type this at the
command prompt:
fop.sh testfile.fo testfile.pdf