hello joerg
and thx for your quick answer,
i'll try to use itext for stripping the unwanted pages ore to find a way to reduce the date i'll render.
as an ordinary fop user, not knowing the spec off by heart, i've got one question:
why we've got sth. like an <fo:single-page-master-reference/> or a <fo:repeatable-page-master-reference maximum-repeats="1"/> if they act like a <fo:simple-page-master/> except for giving an extra warning?!
in this point i think, xep has the better solution, what ever the spec is saying.
regards and sorry for the worst english,
matze
i'm generating a pdf document with one single page.
there must not be more than one page.
how can i avoid fop rendering more than one page if the source has to much content?
both, <fo:repeatable-page-master-reference/> and <fo:single-page-master-reference/> doesn't work. but i can't also not use a <fo:block-container/>, 'couse the page is split in more than one column.
In this case, you can't. You'd probably need control on how the FO processor handles the situation of running out of page masters, and FOP has the resolution somewhat recommended by the spec (use last valid page master) more or less hard coded.
Maybe you can try using iText or another tool to strip the unwanted pages after rendering.
J.Pietschmann
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