Jenny,
1. To convert an XML to PDF, you'll need a properly coded XSL document.
(For instance, see if you can run the glossary example in
../examples/markers
command line = fop -xsl glossary.xsl -xml glossary.xml -pdf glossary.pdf
2. Display the results in a web page. Look at the instructions in
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html
3. Actually pulling it off. You'll need to study some
XSL tutorials like the one at http://www.arbortext.com/xsl/
FO tutorial like the one at http://www.renderx.com/tutorial.html
Chuck
Cai, Jenny (US - Dallas) wrote:
Hi,
I just successfully run the examples (simple.fo) provided in
'fop-0.20.3-bin.tar.gz' file under fop-0.20.3\docs\examples\fo
subdirectory in the command prompt and I got a pdf file successfully .
I still have the following question:
1. How can I view the source code for this example?
2. I also looked over all the rest of the folders included in
'fop-0.20.3' and there are a lot other folders like design,
html-docs(some .html files in it), xml-docs(some xml files in it),
etc. What are all those files used for?
3. Actually what I want to do is: convert a XML file to PDF file and
display this PDF file on the web page. How to do this?
I am new to this and really like to have your advices and help. So if
you could provide further information, I would appreciate it very much.
Jenny
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