hi !
i have three questions using fop ( with tables ):
1. i want to generate a pdf dynamically using java. now first i write a
dynamically fo file (formatted objects):
on the pages there is always a text ( form start to the middle of the
page) and below ( the other half os the page)
Ok guys, what i really need help with is sending params thru to my XSL
sheet, basically, it would be great if someone could please help me with how
to use params in XSLT.
What i need is some external data to be written on a PDF page, basically a
fax cover sheet. The process just before the XSL
Title: RE: Any real-life business use ?
OK, A lot of thanks Rabi. We have the database in
ADABAS (it's our problem) We want to use some graphical tool, if you know
something more later i am grateful if you tell me. We are going to have to
design a lot of model of reports (about one hundred
Hi,
In a previous project we had to build around 350 reports in HTML, all from
XML generated bij JPSs. We decided to write an XSL library
that had a number of templates to build several parts of the report (ie.
HTML and XSL code). Worked like a charm and all the specific
reports consisted of
Hi all,
the Release Candidate for 0.20.3 (Maintenance release) is finally
available at http://xml.apache.org/dist/fop for downloading and testing.
This version has been updated to XSL 1.0 Recommendation syntax and
requires (now officially) JDK 1.2 or better.
Christian
At 1:32 PM +0100 1/22/02, Christian Geisert wrote:
Hi all,
the Release Candidate for 0.20.3 (Maintenance release) is finally
available at http://xml.apache.org/dist/fop for downloading and testing.
Cool! Since this is labeled a Release Candidate is there actually
plan to make this a release
This is obviously off-topic, but
since I have been subscribed to this list for a few months I know that you folks
will be the most likely to answer this. I have been searching the various
references, but I am not even sure what I should be looking for.
Here is the situation: I am using
Try:
xsl:for-each
select="some_data"
xsl:if test="position() 1"
This is not the
first!
/xsl:if
Repeating
section...
/xsl:for-each
Scott
-Original Message-From: Brian T. Wolf
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002
1:30 PMTo: [EMAIL
Hello Brian.
This will help you:
xsl:for-each select=some_data
xsl:if test=position()[.'1']
This is not the first!
/xsl:if
Repeating section...
/xsl:for-each
OR
xsl:for-each select=some_data
xsl:if test=position() gt;'1'
This is not the first!
/xsl:if
Repeating section...
That did it. Thanks! I knew I could
rely on y'all.
- Original Message -
From:
Scott Moore
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 10:25
AM
Subject: RE: XPATH question - not FOP
related
Try:
xsl:for-each
select="some_data"
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