XMLwriter's command line tool help

The XMLwriter command line tool lets you perform validation and XSL conversion from the command line, batch files or anywhere else a command line can be configured.

Usage:

XMLwCmd.exe [-n] [-q] [-y] [-v] -i <xmlfile> [-s <xslfile>] [-o <outputfile>]

Options:

-n	No validation - Skips well-formdeness validation before XSL conversion.
-q	Quiet mode.
-y	Don't prompt when overwriting files.
-v	Validate input XML file against declared DTD or Schema instead of performing XSL conversion.
-i	Specifies the XML file to be validated or converted.
-s	Specifies the XSL stylesheet to be used in XSL conversion. This parameter is optional. If it is omitted, the input file name with an extension of .xsl will be assumed for the stylesheet.
-o	Specifies the name of the output file to create. If this parameter is omitted, the output filename will be the input filename with an .html extension.