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How can I call MSXML from the command line to do batch processing of XSLT?

April 26, 2017batch Command line MSXML XSLT

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How can I call MSXML from the command line to do batch processing of XSLT?

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There is now a command-line utility with source code available that allows fast command-line processing of XSLT. Since MSXML is a COM object, you can write any .vbs, .js or other Windows Scripting Host (WSH) file to launch MSXML from the command line. Ken Holman provides a comprehensive treatment of calling MSXML from command-line script to supplement the book “Practical Transformation Using XSLT and XPath”. Another option is to use the command-line syntax of the XSLT Test Tool or write your own executable wrapper.