No, not at the moment I'm afraid. This would probably involve adding a proprietary attribute on page-sequence that tells the PDF renderer to start a new PDF file. It may be easier to split the big PDF into smaller ones using some PDF post-processing tool. If your invoices have variable page counts you can use Driver.getFormattingResults() to obtain the number of pages for each page-sequence processed.
You say it's very slow. You don't have to restart the JVM for each FOP run, do you? I hope this helps. On 09.04.2003 16:24:32 Partridge, Michael wrote: > I'm running fop .20.5rc2 from the command line, and my xml file has over > 600 <invoice> elements to process. This job runs very quickly, but after > that I need to create a seperate pdf for each <invoice>. To do that, I > create an xml file for each <invoice> and run fop on each seperately, > but this is very slow due to process overhead. Is there any way to avoid > this? Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
