I have a folder containing 1000+ xml files. I need to modify these xml files, for which I am using xslt.
Now the problem that I am facing is that I want to use batch script to do this modification recursively for all the xml files in the folder, rather than doing it manually. How can I do it using batch script?
It would be helpful if anybody could tell me how can I read all the xml files present in a folder and copy them to another folder with the same name.
Transformation:
for /r c:\your_root_folder\ %f in (*.xml) do your_transform_command %f
Copy:
copy *.xml c:\your_target_folder\.
%%f inside a batch file.Assuming you are using DOS batch ...
A simple copy operation will work:
prompt> copy *.xml destinationDir
To loop and process files individually, we use:
for %%R in (*) do (
...
)
read this
HELP XCOPY,
and this
HELP FOR.
and try this
XCOPY \source\*.xml \destination /S
and try this
FOR %a IN (\source\*.xml) DO echo %a
and now read
HELP CALL
and read
HELP SET
and try this
FOR %a in (\source\*.xml) DO CALL youraction %~na
and by the time you understand what happened you are ready to achieve your goal.
