XMLtoANY for Linux 1.0

XMLtoANY is a free servlet that uses XSLT to provide content from XML source and XSL stylesheet. Depending on incoming device request, XMLtoANY converts XML source into content (HTML, WML, XML, ...) viewable for the device. XML source could be local or remote (i.e : from a content-provider).

Setup xmlconfig parameter with the absolute path to xmltoany.xml file.
To do so, edit WEB-INF/web.xml and modify tag.
Note : If youre not familiar with J2EE then simply setup xmlconfig as an init parameter in your servlet engine.
Setup conf/xmltoany.xml by filling in and tags.
tag is the path to the XML source. It could be local
(e.g. : /aHardDiskPath/data/mysource.xml) or remote
(e.g : http://www.acontentprovider.com/channel/source.xml)
You can also setup the CACHE attribute to enable caching features. It is useful for remote source. Cache value is a time period in seconds. -1 means no cache.
tags define relations between device, content-type and xsl. For each target you have to setup the following nodes :
tag is the string that must match to the HTTP ACCEPT header from the devices request.
tag is the associated HTTP response content-type.
tag is the XSL stylesheet that converts XML to content viewable by the device matching to the current target.
If you have caching feature enabled you have to setup the CACHEFILE attribute with the absolute path to cache file.