XMacroj 0.1.0

XMacroJ is an XML macro language for building text documents from XML components. The project removes the reliance on using the include directives and frees the programmer from locking the development directly into a specific framework.
Using XMacroJ, the developer can loosely couple the development process to a framework by developing macros that wrap the framework and then creating target documents that are based on the macros.
If the developer chooses to use a different framework, then only the macros are changed and the target documents can be recompiled.
Build:
1. You must have Apache ant installed.
2. Edit the build.properties file and update the mainbuild path to your desired
directory
3. Just run ant in the directory that contains the ant build.xml file
The build directory will contain the compiled jar. You will need to link this into ant if you wish to use the com.embsoft.tools.xml.macro.XMacroAnt task.
See the doc/doc.txt for details on how to use the xml macro language
Enhancements:
- Insertions functionality was added.
- Insertions allow XML macros to insert into multiple streams which are then concatenated together in the target destination file.
- For example, you could use an insertion in a macro to insert an include directive in an XHTML document header element, or an import line when generating a Java file.