Running xmlfy |
xmlfy is run from the command line or from within a shell script and uses command line options to control its behaviour.
xmlfy does not require any special privileges to perform its task.
Example:
% ps | xmlfy
This example scriptlet is a Bourne shell script that retrieves a DTD file from the network using the wget tool and then uses this DTD file to XML-fy football results that come in raw format.
#!/bin/sh # xmlfy football results # Author: Real Madrid supporter (i.e. Arthur Gouros) DTD_URI="http://xmlfy.sourceforge.net/schemata/examples/football.dtd" DTD_TEMPFILE=/tmp/temp$$.dtd wget --output-document=$DTD_TEMPFILE $DTD_URI xmlfy --schema $DTD_TEMPFILE -I $DTD_URI < round19.raw > round19.xml exit $?
For more examples refer to the Examples section in the main documentation.
For information on how to specify options for xmlfy refer to either the Manual page section in the main documentation, or the man page xmlfy(1).