Hi,

Can You show some of the bigger picture? From what I read, the only thing
that comes to my mind is that the xslt task, being a file-based task,
accepts nested fileset elements. In those, You can specify exactly which
files to treat with which xsl stylesheet. Am I even close to understanding
what You need?

Cheers,
Chris

2008/3/22, Z W <mpc8250@(protected)>:
>
> Hi
>
> How do I make an ant <xslt> call that accepts 2 different input xml
> files in different directories
> such that the xsl could know which file with for-each to perform
> calculations.
>
>
> Inside y.xsl
> <xsl:for-each select="/testResults/*[not(@(protected))]">
>
> From Ant x.xml file
> <xslt style="detail.xsl"
>                in="C:\test_report\test_input_3.jtl"
>                destdir="C:\test_report"
>                basedir="C:\test_report"
>                out="C:\test_input_3.html"
>                force="true">
>                <param name="currentJTL"
> expression="C:\test_report\test_input_3.jtl"/>
>                <param name="previousJTL"
> expression="C:\test_input.jtl"/>
>                <param name="curBuildVersion"
> expression="${currentBuildVersion}"/>
>                <param name="pBuildVersion"
> expression="${previousBuildVersion}"/>
>                <param name="latestDir"
> expression="${Detail_latestTPSDir}"/>
>                <classpath
> location="C:\apache-ant-1.7.0\lib\saxon9.jar" />
>
> Is there a way where I could include with for-each specifying to
> include a specific file.
> I want to make use of currentJTL and previousJTL as you can see above
> in Ant xml file but
> the xsl could only interpret file from
> in="C:\test_report\test_input_3.jtl".
>
> thank you for your help
>
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