Tobias,
One alternative is to do the XSLT transform outside of FOP - i.e. do it directly with Xalan. You can provide a stream to Xalan, and output into a ByteArrayOutputStream, and then provide the fop Driver with an input source that wraps the byte[] in the ByteArrayOutputStream. I find it more convenient to do the XSLT separately from the FO - the two are really completely separate, even if it is convenient to use XSLT to get an FO XML message. The Xalan interface gives significantly more control than the XSLT interface in FOP (which after all is only a wrapper for Xalan anyway). Regards, Mark Hello, i wonder if it is possible to supply the fop driver in my section: XSLTInputHandler inputHandler = new XSLTInputHandler( >> new File(xmlFile) <<, new File(xslFile)); with an xml stream instead of an xml file. I have already embedded the rendering to pdf succesfully and the last problem is that the result pdf file is not accesible (Acrobat reader says it is locked.), while the application in which i embedded my code is running. i tried "driver.reset();" but this doen not seem to work properly. Thanks for tips in advance. T. Kuhn --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
