Hi Ben,
Cooktop does a lot of what you propose here but unfortunately it is windows
only.
Have a look at www.xmlcooktop.com. BTW this gadget is free and you can add a
lot
of functionality (templates, XSL/XML code snippets) easily and you have a
choice
of all kinds of XSLT/FO processors (and you
AFAIK The fop version included in Cocoon is not the most recent one.
But of course it is possible to replace the one supplied with Cocoon
yourself.
Michiel
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You can do that with batik, using SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics).
AFAIK batik is included in fop.
HTH,
Michiel
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Yep, same here. I checked just about my entire mailbox but I must have
deleted it.
Is there an archive somewhere?
TIA,
Michiel
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Hi
Great, thanks!
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Hi,
Not sure about the width=100% but number-columns-spanned is supported for
a while now.
But in general: is there a simple thing like a fo:block with just some text
in the fo file?
If there is and this text is not shown than it would seem to me that the
problem is something
else. Perhaps no
big snip
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Well, that depends on the
Hi,
In a previous project we had to build around 350 reports in HTML, all from
XML generated bij JPSs. We decided to write an XSL library
that had a number of templates to build several parts of the report (ie.
HTML and XSL code). Worked like a charm and all the specific
reports consisted of
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
$0.02,
Michiel
Yep, the function is called concat.
simply call :
concat (string1, string2, ... , stringn)
You can mix variables, strings etc.
BTW: this is an XSLT thiing rather than XSLFO.
For more information on concat and other XSLT functions:
http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XSLTreference/Output/index.html
HTH,
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Sounds to me like an XSLT challenge, rather than a FOP one.
Hummm... interesting thing to work on when I've got some time to spend..
Cheers,
Michiel
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$ Sent: zondag 11 november 2001 23:12
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If all else fails: you could try to use the XSLT debugger from VBXML.com to
make sure
your XSLT proces is correct (i.e. you actually produce the FO
needed/wanted). Next,
simply call FOP and check the PDF.
You don't need to learn Java to use FOP (actually, I hardly know any java at
all). What
Hi Sunitha,
That's what the XSLT part comes in: the Xalan classes
are available with fop so you can use these (together
with an XSLT style sheet) to convert XML to PDF.
Check http://xml.apache.org/fop/running.html to see
how to call fop with such a style sheet and let fop (or
rather Xalan)
Like I said, the RTF2FO tool is still a bit primitive but at the moment I am
not sure
whether it is the FO file produced or my version of fop (0.18). I have to
look into
this tool a bit more.
If it is the FO produced the tool might benefit from some good FO examples.
Michiel
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Hi,
First, there is a weird d element in your last table. I'm no XHTML expert
but it is not HTML AFAIK.
Second, some of the tr are missing td elements. A tr needs a td (at
least, in HTML it does)
so my guess is that your XHTML is not valid HTML. Any xsl that converts
valid HTML to say, fo will
Just a thought but what you seem to want is the XML file processed by XSL
(which can be on disk).
Have you checked the docs/examples for Xalan, the XSLT processor oncluded
with FOP?
Because that is what you've been asking for: how dow I process my XML file
using my XSLT
stylesheet.
Sorry, no
Hi,
if all you want to do is transform an FO file into PDF (i.e. not embed the
fop classes
in a programm) then you can run fop simply by calling:
fop.sh yourfile.fo yourfile.pdf
or (in win):
fop.bat yourfile.fo yourfile.pdf
HTH,
Michiel
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$ From: Braniganz
Hi all,
Thanks. I must have been dreaming or something because I found myself this
solution
in a jiffy (after a good night's rest that is).
Thanks again for the effort,
Cheers,
Michiel
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I second that so
+2
for fop-user list.
Michiel
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