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From: Glen Mazza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Team,
But does anyone generate FO documents via DOM Trees
anymore?
Yes, we do in a back office fop intensive server application.
Manuel
Thanks--you're the first I've heard using it.
May I ask:
1) Do you manually create the FO document from scratch
similar to the first example I gave in my previous
email? Or, do you preload an FO file into a DOM tree,
navigate it, do minor manipulations, and then send it
off to be published
Glen,
A 1. We do preload an FO file into a DOM tree,
navigate it, do manipulations, and then send it
off to be published into PDF.
A 2. At the time it seemed the easier way of doing it.
Would we still be doing it again instead of using XSLT?
Hmm, our input data is not in XML but comes from a
