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I am not sure whether this is specific to the Windows
version of xsltproc, but when executed from the command line it does not cause
the command prompt to wait until it completes. But, it still outputs information
to the command prompt from which it was executed. For one thing, this
means that it’s rather hard to determine whether the process has really
completed, because either way you’ll still get a blinking cursor that you
can type into. This behavior, although I am guessing it is by design, is
causing me problems when trying to execute xsltproc from PHP. I can post
around on PHP areas, but I figured I would ask you guys first. The
problem is that unless I run xsltproc with the Windows command-line command “start
/b”, it causes the PHP script to behave strangely echoing: CGI Error The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a
complete set of HTTP headers. So, I could run xsltproc with the “start”
command, but if I do that I can’t get the result code that xsltproc
returns because start returns 0 regardless. I am basically using the PHP statement: exec('xsltproc.exe', $output, $return); Hopefully someone will have a suggestion! Thanks for
taking a look. And also, thanks to the developers of libxml, it’s
supporting packages, and the guy who did the windows port! - |