From: Oleg Tkachenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Dmitri Colebatch wrote: > > > I have a requirement to edit a document, and then print it. The requirement > > had been just to print the document, with some basic merge functionality - > > so I implemented that using FOP for the printing side of it. Now that I > > need to edit it, my thought had been that I'd just go > > > > FOP -> html -> ekit (html editor) -> html -> html2fo -> FOP -> PCL > > > > long winded, but seems reasonable, > I don't think it's reasonable, much better would be > XSLT->XHTML->edit->XHTML->XHTML2FO->FOP->PCL
Can anyone suggest an XHTML editor? ekit (which is what I've identified as an editor) doesn't (afaik) support outputting as XHTML. > > plumbing. Now, my question for the list is about going from FOP -> html. > You don't need FOP to get html, just use your favorite XSLT processor. yes, an XSLT processor _and_ a stylesheet. That is what I was asking for. I could certainly go and implement whatever parts of a stylesheet that are required for the minimal usage of FOP's instructions that I am using, but it seems hard to believe that this requirement hasn't come up before, and someone else out there hasn't done it. cheers dim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
