Clay Leeds wrote: > Here're the supported PDF meta-data attributes: > > Title > Author > Subject > Keywords > Creator > Producer > CreationDate > ModDate > Trapped > > Here's the PDF Spec Example: > > Example 9.1 shows a typical document information dictionary. > 1 0 obj > << /Title (PostScript Language Reference, Third Edition) > /Author (Adobe Systems Incorporated) > /Creator (Adobe® FrameMaker® 5.5.3 for Power Macintosh) > /Producer (Acrobat® Distiller™ 3.01 for Power Macintosh) > /CreationDate (D:19970915110347-08'00') > /ModDate (D:19990209153925-08'00') > >> > endobj > > Unfortunately, I don't know how to add these. > > Would I do something like this: > > <fo:root xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format"; > xmlns:fox="http://xml.apache.org/fop/extensions";> > <fox:metadata title="Nifty PDF Meta Data"> > <fox:metadata author="Clay Leeds"> > <fox:metadata creator="XMLSpy"> > <fox:metadata producer="Yahoo Serious"> > <fox:metadata creation-date="2003-05-09"> > <fox:metadata modification-date="2003-05-09"> > </fo:root> > > BTW, just as I was sending this, Jeremias' e-mail came through. I don't > know if this stuff has any bearing (or might help "make it so"), but > here it is...
There are two issues. First, you need a way to tell the FOP session what metadata to embed in the PDF. Second, FOP needs to be able to take that information and actually embed it. The "fox" code you have written above would be one way to handle the first issue. The second issue will require some modifications to FOP (i.e. java programming) which are probably not terrible difficult. Victor Mote --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
