Hi,
FOP is not using any stylesheet to render a
pure XSL-FO document into PDF. Do you create a temporary XSL-FO file
with RTF2FO or are you sending SAX-Events or a DOM to FOP?
BTW, we are also distributing an RTF to XSL-FO processor,
called JFO, that already comes with integration for FOP and other
renderers. We are sending SAX-Events to FOP immediatelly after converting from
RTF to XSL-FO. This saves a lot of time, because no XML stream must be
parsed. I would be happy if you could download the latest build of JFO and make
some tests. ;-)
Cheers,
Sascha
NORTHBIT
Sascha Schmidt
Sascha Schmidt
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Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 4:15 PM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Performance: Caching Fonts, stylesheets
Hi,
currently I try to to increase the performance
in my FO2PDF process.
.
I have a complex 2 page rtf document,
which is converted manually by RTF2FO. The FO to PDF process takes about 4 secs.
I am using already a driver
pool.
Removing the true type fonts in the config xml
saves approximately 1 second. Can these fonts be cached somewhow ?
Is FOP using xslt to render the PDF ? Would a
cashed stylesheet then be an optimization ?
Is there anything else I can do ?
Thanx, Thomas
