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john edstrom schrieb: | On Thu, 2005-04-14 at 09:17, Tom Schindl wrote: | |>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- |>Hash: SHA1 |> |>Michael Nachbaur schrieb: |>| I haven't released this to CPAN, mainly because I wanted to create a |>| more generic XSL-FO transformation provider before doing so, but I have |>| created a hacked-up copy of Matt Sergeant's PassiveTeX language provider |>| that hands off XSL-FO to FOP. It is pretty inefficient in that it calls |>| the command-line fop.sh application, which means the Java runtime |>| environment kicks off every time, but it works. |>| |>| For those who would like to play with the code I have so far, you can |>| get at it via my CVS repository at: |>| |>| http://cvs.nachbaur.com/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/Apache-AxKit-Language-FOP/ |>| |>| An improvement (patches welcome) would be to have the option to pass |>| XSL-FO to a running Tomcat application server that has FOP pre-loaded in |>| a servlet. But my Java skills, thankfully, are too rusty to do this. |>| |> |>What's on with inline-java ;-) |> |>Tom | | | That can work too. I use inline java to do schema validation inside | AxKit using Xerces packages. I doubt FOP would be more difficult. |
Why do you use Xerces for java there is a Perl-C-Binding doesn't that work too?
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