Hi, sorry to take so long to answer your question, but I'm busy. Take a look at
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/rtf/features/toc/index.php# to see how TOCs work in the RtfWriter2. I unfortunately have no experience using the XML input, so I can't provide any help there on what just works and when you need your own parser. Mark On Thursday 28 February 2008, Sushil Vegad wrote: > Hello, > > > > We have our data in XML file that is being parsed to create a RTF file. We > would like to create a TOC for the RTF file where the Title of each chapter > needs to come up in the TOC > > > > Our TagMap file looks like this > > <tagmap> > > <tag name="chapter" alias="topic"> > > <attribute name="size" value="11" /> > > </tag> > > <tag name="title" alias="title"> > > <attribute name="size" value="14" /> > > </tag> > > ........ > > </tagmap> > > > > Our XML data file looks like > > <topic> > > <title>One</title> > > <div><p>Topic data goes here..</p></div></topic><topic>..</topic> > > > > In the tagmap file, can I specify an attribute for the title tag that will > render it like 'Heading 1', 'Heading 2' etc. > > Or do we need to write our own parser? > > > > Thanks, > > Sushil -- Your supervisor is thinking about you. My GPG public key is available at: http://www.room3b.eu/data_box/download?path=%2Fsecurity%2FMarkHall.asc
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