I'm using fop-1.0 compile a year or so ago. Perhaps I just need to
download the trunk? Certainly happy to do that given a glimmer of hope
that it will solve my problem.
I think I've hit a catch-22 when generating IF
(application/X-fop-areatree) output. To generate this format I believe
one is forced to use "factory.newTransformer.transform(xsltSource)" as
opposed to the no-arg constructor. And once one has done that one
cannot use transformer.setParameter(key, value).
This makes using <xsl:param> in the IF-generating style-sheet neigh
impossible. Or I'm off my rocker (again).
Transformer transformer = null;
TransformerFactory factory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
if (xsltSource == null) {
// Not generating IF
transformer = factory.newTransformer();
}
else {
// Generating IF, xsltSource is
transformer = factory.newTransformer(xsltSource);
}
if (xsltParameterMap != null) {
// The values in the map are not applied when making IF
// I suspect because the stylesheet has already been read
applyXsltParameterMap(transformer); //Iterates on map:
transformer.setParameter(k,v)
}
transformer.transform(src, result);
resultBytes = out.toByteArray();
Where xsltSource is constructed via
xslUrl = new URL("jar:file://" + getBundlePath() +
"/lib/book-printing-core.jar!/" +
xsltFilename); // <== something.xsl
inputstream = xslUrl.openStream();
BufferedInputStream bis = new BufferedInputStream(inputstream);
xsltSource = new StreamSource(bis);
If I don't use the second form of the constructor (with stylesheet) I do
not get the IF. Indeed it's an error condition because the transformer
expect fo not xsl as the source.
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