I've uploaded the sources (ALv2) to http://www.maerki.org/jeremias/dev/jafop/
In the meantime, I've improved a few things:
- javadocs improved a bit
- added support for specifying a userconfig.xml file for the FOP
maintenance branch implementation (through
FOProcessorFactory.setAttribute("userconf
Hi Victor
On 27.11.2004 16:53:54 Victor Mote wrote:
> I looked at the doc, and I think this is all pretty useful. I'd like to
> spend some more time on it later, and I think I will probably write a FOray
> implementation after I get 0.2 released. Here are some preliminary thoughts:
I finally down
This all sounds great to me. I like the sound of it very much. As for
the javadocs stuff, there's ongoing discussion on the Forrest DEV
list[1] which discusses 'RAW' files (the category in which Javadocs
fall). Since that isn't ready yet, perhaps we'll have to go for some
other javadocs imp
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
> I've talked about it before, so in case anybody is interested
> I've uploaded the Javadocs [1] for a general XSL-FO
> processing API I've been working on during the last few
> weeks. It's basically my API proposal that is (or rather was)
> on the Wiki. I've called it J
I'm extremely sorry about not making it clearer that I don't intend to
launch a new API discussion for FOP or that I don't want to force anyone
to do anything. This JAFOP thing is just a personal project I thought
others might be interested in.
Thank you for your suggestions. However, I don't thin
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
If there's enough interest I can put the source code for the API plus
implementations on my website (or to a SF project or somewhere else).
I believe this common API could be interesting in the following months
when FOP HEAD advances. It can be used to easily switch implement
