You could use
Xalan, the xslt processor used in fop, to do the transformation fromxml to
fo.
After changing
the fo document you can call fop to produce the pdf.
But that is
probably just a workaround. Perhaps you can check the fop source code for
calls
to
Xalan?
Just my
$0.02,
Michiel
I'm not sure I understood everything. The FO is normally built using
XSLT. And if it's done right, there's really no need to save the FO to a
temporary file. Instead FOP can use SAX output events from the XSL
transformation as direct input. Where have you seen this?
So if you want to have an FO
