2.It also helps if you just do the XSLT transformation on the command line (as I suggested earlier). By checking the generated FO afterwards you can see if everything is alright.
Sorry I am not sure how to use XSLT to test it from command line.
Assuming you are using fop-0.20.5, xalan.bat (or xalan.sh on Un*x a.k.a 'xalan' in this post) can be used to generate (and review!) the 'intermediate' XSL-FO file. Running xalan with no arguments gives you the help you should need to run xalan properly.
Here's a boost:
./xalan.sh -IN [input.xml] -XSL [input.xsl] -OUT [output.fo]
(without any of the '[' and ']' of course!)
That should to it! Look at the 'output.fo' file, to 'see if everything is alright'... I don't know the answers to the other questions, but hopefully this answers *this* question.
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