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Subject: Running fop
Hi,
I am trying to use jox to take a java bean and create an xml file. With
this file, I use fop to convert to a pdf. I get the following error when
running the code.
Input XSL; Line 1; Column 1
XSL Error: Could not parse Input XML document!
XSL Error: SAX Exception
org.apache.xalan.xslt.XSL
Hi all,
this may be a rookie questionhope you can help.
I can run Fop (0.18.0) perfectly from the command line. I created a style
sheet (xsl file), which converts the xml file. On the command line, I input
the xsl file, the xml file, and state the name for the pdf file.
Now I'm trying to
