I am writing a bash-script front-end to an XSL transformation (written in oXygen), because several other processes (including some desparate Perl hacks) need to take place around the transform. The target user of this transformation uses oXygen 7.0, but does not otherwise have xsltproc installed. Is it possible to call the copy of xsltproc that oXygen has from the commandline? I tried the obvious {path-to-oXygen-directory}/xsltproc.mac {stylesheet} {in} > {out} but that complained |dyld: Library not loaded: | @executable_path/../Frameworks/libxslt.framework/Versions/1.1.14/libxslt | Referenced from: /Users/Shared/applications/oxygen/xsltproc.mac | Reason: image not found Details for both my system and the target system: * Mac OS X 10.4.5 * oXygen 7.0 build 2006011910 * G4 processor @ >= 1GHz, with >= 1 GiB RAM Although obviously not essential (I have several other options, e.g. * insist target user installs xsltproc, e.g. using Fink * separate the pre- and post- processing steps out and transform from within oXygen * use some other XSLT engine, if it can be called from commandline) it would be nice to get this to work, so help is appreciated, but not worth an enormous amount of effort.