> -----Original Message----- > From: David Kim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Hi David, > And while I was testing, I found limitation of > <fo:block-container> in FOP. > When I put the code under other tag(s) (i.e even > block), I got an error like follow, > > -- follow (summary)-- > tag-name :<fo:block-container> > FOP limitation:FOP says that it should be 'direct' > child of flow. > Error :'[ERROR] java.lang.ClassCastException' Well, that is indeed a FOP-specific limitation (for FOP 0.20.5). All I can say is that in the current development version, the example file that comes with FOP --you can find it in your own FOP-dir under 'examples/fo/basic/blockcontainer.fo'-- which contains a number of fo:block-containers that aren't direct children of the fo:flow, is rendered without errors. If you feel like it, check out the trunk from CVS, and report questions or errors back to fop-dev. Any help testing the development code with real world examples will be much appreciated, just don't expect miracles from it yet, and don't expect fop-dev to immediately correct any problems --all in due time :-) > -- My problem -- > In my case, if xml data tags are overlapped each other > in xsl(i.e GUI), I want to display itself(overlapped > data) in pdf. > In order to do that, I think it should be able to be > used wherever data are displayed. Is there any other > way?. > (For example, template --> template -->template .. > overlapped data..) I think your problem shouldn't be a problem at all --in theory, but I don't know *exactly* what your FO code looks like... If you can post a small sample --not the XSL code itself, but rather the result of the XSL transformation-- I'd be happy to take a closer look. HTH! Greetz, Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
