# $Id: README,v 1.1.1.1 2001/06/13 11:37:41 rchaillat Exp $
Just a little reminder on how to use this stuff:

Java case
You should have Xalan-java installed. 
- define your CLASSPATH as something like:
<path_to_your_xalan>/xalan.jar:<path_to_your_xalan>/xerces.jar

C++ case
You should have xalan-c installed. 
you will find xsl-c binary

Philosophy
the command line to apply the "tasks.xsl" trasformation to the "tasks.xml" input to produce a "xsltest.html" should be something like:
java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -IN tasks.xml -XSL tasks.xsl -OUT xsltest.html -PARAM mode 1
for C++ style, use:
		<PATH>/xsl-c  -IN tasks.xml -XSL tasks.xsl -OUT xsltest.html -PARAM mode 1

Use "compile.sh <.wat to compile> <.xsl to apply> <destination directory>" if you are dealing with naat transformations. 
The compile.sh script creates a set of html pages, one for each naat Page. 

You can modify the Makefile to personalize your installation
