keiron 02/03/19 01:08:56
Modified:docs/xml-docs/fop gethelp.xml
Log:
fixed a few minor errors, added link to How to Ask Questions the Smart Way
Submitted by: Peter S. Housel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks, its fixed (in CVS).
On 2002.03.19 00:05 Peter S. Housel wrote:
1. In item 1, the word embed is spelled incorrectly.
2. The word get in the title should probably be capitalized.
3. A link to ESR's How to Ask Questions the Smart Way
Xalan is implementation of XSLT. Output format is XML, HTML or TEXT. If PDF
is TEXT file, I can imagine XSLT script which can transform FO to PDF. Am I
right? Therefore I am looking for such fo2pdf.xslt script. What do you
think? Is it reasonable?
Then I can imagine DocBook to PDF
Joe Sytniak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am able to create XSL for normal transformations to HTML just fine. But in
order to get XSLFO to work, I must change the names of the 'rs:data' and
'z:row' nodes to something that does not contain a colon charater (ie.
rs-data z-row).
Such changes
Marylynne Henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Similarly, I am having problems with the '' character. Is
there a way to escape this character when it appears in the text?
Yes, there is a way, read the spec at http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml,
one of the countless XML FAQs or get some XML for Dummies
This is not possible. PDF can be a text format but is generally in binary.
It would be impossible to process most of the required things using xslt
eg. images, markers, links, pagenumbers, layout, property resolving,
footnotes, floats.
Whats left would be extremely complex.
On 2002.03.19
Hello Matthias,
I think it is a good idea to extend word with macros like this. The macro
should be developed at least with word 97 for compatiblity and should be
configureable that an other version or an other converter like html2fo runs
to do the job. There should be an option for use
Hi Enrico,
the problem with Word 97 is related to the fact that the produced
HTML doesn't contain all the extra information needed for the pagination and
flow control. So WH2FO will not be able to extract those information to
generate the correct page-masters and page-sequences.
I don't
On 2002.03.18 15:18 Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
BTW, if you want, in the meantime I can make a patch to your build to use
Cocoon and the new slim xml.apache.org style that is in current Cocoon
cvs.
It has the same LF of the current one but doesn't make use of batik, and
site is much slimmer.
Hello,
I am ajay, and I am new to xml development group.
I've tried to create pdf document using xsl, and fo, but couldnot
succeed.
Please help me out, with sample code in xsl,fo files.
Thankyou
with regards,
K. AjayKumar
Software Developer
Pass IT Consulting Pvt Ltd
Hyderabad, India
[EMAIL
OK. Keiron, thanks for your explanation.
Libor
Keiron Liddle wrote:
This is not possible. PDF can be a text format but is generally in binary.
It would be impossible to process most of the required things using xslt
eg. images, markers, links, pagenumbers, layout, property resolving,
I agree with the configuration in general but not with the cocoon concept.
The parts like configuration, logging, etc. could help us with the
functionality and the architecture.
To serialize between the Area Tree and the Renderers there are some
serious problems that would get in the way:
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Sorry, this one should have gone to the WH2FO Dev List...
Matthias
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Subject: Triggering WH2FO from inside Word(R)
Would you think
Keiron Liddle wrote:
...
To serialize between the Area Tree and the Renderers there are some
serious problems that would get in the way:
- in many cases the area tree will need to be complete before sending
anything across, this defeats the whole purpose and will use a lot of
memory
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The only time I have this problem is
when trying to use FO.
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On 2002.03.19 14:45 Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
I would consider the possibility (configurable) of having FOP make just
sensible assumptions to continue processing and sacrifice some things it
should do later.
That sounds very vague.
So what will you do if someone has a table of contents as the
Hi Peter,
The font information is obtained from the renderer at the start before
building any of the area tree.
There should be no further need for communication except of course in the
case when handling dynamic effects (but lets not get into that right now).
On 2002.03.19 13:37 Peter B.
You are correct - I am using the
MSXML parser. I only use the apache code for FO - PDF.By the way - it
works really great - as long as I use this workaround.
I will follow your suggestion and use
another engine to test the XSLT to html. If the problem is the same,then I
agree that this is
hi,
can someone help me where to find the settings for subscript and superscript
in the fop-0.20.3 sourcecode?
I have especially trouble using subscript as it places text too low for my
application requirements.
regards
Henrik
That's what I've been using so far, and it also
works great forme too.
(I'm using FOP 20.3)
baseline-shift doesnt seem to work
Guillaume
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On 2002.03.19 14:45 Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
I would consider the possibility (configurable) of having FOP make just
sensible assumptions to continue processing and sacrifice some things it
should do later.
That sounds very vague.
So what will you
On 2002.03.19 16:47 Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
So we absolutely need to stop output and cache events if there is a
forward
reference.
If we find it at the end, all the pages must remain in memory, and now I
see
that this can make FOP behave no better than it does now.
Thats not true. We can
I need to do subscript/superscript as well. when you find an answer, pls let me
know
Thanks
Mathy
Klosa Uwe wrote:
Hi Henrik,
I've got the same problem and I asked for this several times here. But I
didn't get an answer.
The recommendation says, that you have to use baseline-shift=super
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On 2002.03.19 16:47 Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
So we absolutely need to stop output and cache events if there is a
forward
reference.
If we find it at the end, all the pages must remain in memory, and now I
see
that this can make FOP behave no
I noticed some unanswered questions in the archives in regards to
driver.render(Document) throwing a NullPointerException.
Why is this? I read a workaround, but I like to know if the straight forward method
work. Thanks. :)
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I noticed some unanswered questions in the archives in regards to driver.re=
nder(Document) throwing a NullPointerException.
Why is this? I read a workaround,
In what sense does XSLFO not work? What are the exact symptoms?
Do you get an error message or unexpected results? Is the problem
caused by the transformation or during formatting? Did you inspect
the intermediate FO? Can you show the relevant parts of your XSLT
and source XML (please trim
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Retrieve Markers?
IMHO yes, since you can make a forward reference with it.
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Whether the problem that you are seeing (and working
around) should be happening is the subject of the controversy that I
mentioned. If you are interested in the discussion of why relative URIs
(including fragment identifiers such as '#RowsetSchema') are often discouraged
as namespace
Fops,
Re my prior message, I received this response. Nice to know someone's
mail is carefully monitored.
Peter
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Thanks
Malcolm Sinclair
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Etwin,
I'm using fo:inline vertical-align=super and fo:inline
vertical-align=sub, but the results aren't good.
Subscript places the text too low och superscript too high.
Uwe
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