No, you don't need an additional tool, only some custom Java code and
probably an extension to your stylesheet.
Step 1:
Use the Driver.getResults() method to determine the number of pages
generated during the first, normal run. See here for more info:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#rende
Jeremias,
When you said a two-pass approach, would that be both
through FO processor or would I have to do the second
run with some other tool? At the end of the first run
I would have a PDF. If I would be using FO Processor
for the second run then how would I go about doing the
second run? If not
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
I don't think such a thing is directly possible with XSL-FO. Your best
chance is probably to do a two-pass approach, noting the number of
generated pages in the first run and then injecting additional blank
pages in the second run.
Jeremias is right, you can't do want yo
I don't think such a thing is directly possible with XSL-FO. Your best
chance is probably to do a two-pass approach, noting the number of
generated pages in the first run and then injecting additional blank
pages in the second run.
On 20.08.2005 06:32:59 Prakash R wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to FO.
Hi,
I'm new to FO. I'm developing a FO document to
generate a catalog which has multiple sections. I have
a constraint on the length of each of these sections.
It has to be a multiple of 16 pages. If the data for a
particular section is less than a multiple of 16 pages
then the extra pages need to
