Add
to your assembly_install_dir
/lib/assembly.jarCLASSPATH
.
Optionally, if your assembly loads XML documents having a DTD
(e.g. transform DITA topics to DocBook topics), also
add
to your assembly_install_dir
/lib/xmlresolver.jarCLASSPATH
. File xmlresolver.jar
contains https://xmlresolver.org/ an enhanced
XML resolver with XML Catalog support.
Create an instance of Processor:
Processor processor = new Processor();
Do not share this instance between different threads, as this class is not thread-safe.
If you don't want the error, warning and progress messages to be
displayed on System.err
and to
System.out
, implement interface Console and
pass an instance of your implementation to the constructor.
Parameterize the processor by invoking either configure(String[]) or individual configuration methods such as setProcessedStructId(String), setOutputFormat(String), etc. Example:
int l = -1; try { l = processor.configure(args); } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) { // FATAL ERROR. DO SOMETHING HERE. } // PARSE THE REMAINING ARGUMENTS, IF ANY, // STARTING AT INDEX l.
Finally invoke method process(URL, File). Pass this method the input assembly URL and the output realized document save file.
try {
if (!processor.process(inURL, outFile)) {
// FATAL ERROR. DO SOMETHING HERE.
// ERRORS HAVE BEEN DISPLAYED ON THE Console.
}
} catch (IOException e)
// FATAL ERROR. DO SOMETHING HERE.
}