Oxygen XML Editor comes with a built-in XProc engine called Calabash. You can add or configure external XProc engines by using the XProc Engines preferences page. Open the Preferences dialog box and go to .
When Show XProc messages is selected all messages emitted by the XProc processor during a transformation will be presented in the results view.
To add an external engine click the New button. To configure an existing engine, click the Edit button. This opens the Custom Engine dialog box that allows you to configure an external engine.
The following options can be configure in this dialog box:
- Name - The value of this field will be displayed in the XProc transformation scenario and in the command line that will start it.
- Description - A textual description that will appear as a tooltip where the XProc engine will be used.
- Working directory - The working directory for resolving relative paths. You can use built-in editor variables and custom editor variables for the path.
- Command line - The command line that will run the XProc engine as an external process. You can use built-in editor variables and custom editor variables for parametrizing a file path.
- Output encoding - The encoding for the output stream of the XProc engine, used for reading and displaying the output messages.
- Error encoding - The encoding for the error stream of the XProc engine, used for reading and displaying the messages from the error stream.
Note: You can configure the built-in Saxon processor using the
saxon.config file. For further details about configuring this file go
to http://www.saxonica.com/documentation9.5/index.html#!configuration/configuration-file. You can configure the built-in Calabash processor by
using the calabash.config file. These files are located in
[OXYGEN_DIR]\lib\xproc\calabash\lib. If they do not exist, you have
to create them.