Re: [xmlc] Where do i get xmlc.exe ?

The "xmlc" command was a batch file, not an exe.  I don't think it exists in the
source anymore and, hence, not in the released binaries.  There's some stuff
that has been lost over the years.  Mostly from the transition from Lutris,
after it has gone closed source for newer versions, and back to open source
when Lutris went under but donated the code back to the community.  It's
certainly something that might be useful to add back in there.  Anyone want to
write relatively generic batch files up for Windows and Unix?  If they work
properly, I'd certainly be up to putting them into the next release.  Until
then, you can write your own or use the Ant task (as I think was suggested in a
separate response to this thread).  See the example apps for info on the <xmlc>
task useage.

Jake

Quoting Arunkumar Sreedharan <profiles_arun@xxxxxxxxxxx>:

> Hi,
>
>
>   I am very new to XMLC.
>   Recently i downloaded xmlc-2.2.6.zip.   I was going
> through the
>  documentation, and it says that, to generate a java
> class from a
> html file
>  use this command (xmlc -keep hello.html) but in the
> binary that i
>  downloaded i didnt find any bin directory nor any
> xmlc exe.
>  Kindly tell me where do i find those exe or how do i
> generate the java file out of a html file.
>
>
> > Regards,
> > Arun
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> Le Samedi 6 Août 2005 16:45, Arunkumar Sreedharan a
> écrit :
> > Hi,
> >  I am very new to XMLC.
> >  Recently i downloaded xmlc-2.2.6.zip.   I was going
> through the
> > documentation, and it says that, to generate a java
> class from an
> html file
> > use this command (xmlc -keep hello.html) but int he
> binary that i
> > downloaded i didnt find any bin directory nor any
> xmlc exe. Kindly
> tell me
> > where do i find those exe or how do i generate the
> java file out of a
> html
> > file.
> >
> >
> > Regards,
> > Arun
> >
>
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