Debasish Jana wrote:
Is it possible to render to HTML from XSL:fo documents?
I'm sure FOP doesn't do this because it isn't really necessary. A tool like FOP is only needed for translating XSL-FO into non-textual formats. For translating XSL data like XSL-FO to a text format, like HTML, it's best to use XSLT.
If your XSL-FO files are being generated automatically -- for example, you're using DocBook, so the .fo file is created by an XSLT processor -- you may simply have an option to generate .html instead. If not, then I would suggest creating such a stylesheet.
If you're not using DocBook, you really should give it a good hard look before trying to reinvent the wheel. There are existing, free tools to translate DocBook to well-formatted XSL-FO and HTML, and then you can go from XSL-FO to the non-HTML formats you need.
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