> If you don't have a point in the calling application where it's easy to copy
> a file, then your application architecture may be wrong. I think that in
> nearly all production applications there should be some kind of framework
> that invokes the XSLT (it might be Java, or XProc, or Ant, or Cocoon, or
> something else) that allows you at the very least to fiddle around with
> input and output files. Ideally it should allow you to construct a pipeline
> of transformations.

Well Cocoon is a serious investment, XProc seems like vapour-ware at
the moment, leaving Ant and Java.... and as Ant is Java I guess you
may as well use Ant.

For batch transforms, I don't think you can beat Ant.  For server-side
stuff, I'm still going for standalone transforms + eXist...

I've nosed around XProc with much anticipation, but can't seem to find much...

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