Make sure you use a Unicode font for the XSL-FO processing if you don't want to be surprised by missing characters. The default FOP fonts gave me problems. You probably want to create a font metric file and register it with FOP. I settled on Verdana TTF for my use and it has worked well.

Check out http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html for more info on registering fonts.

Darren

On Tuesday, Oct 28, 2003, at 09:27 US/Eastern, Vladimir Marko wrote:

I have problems with generating pdf documents with national characters. I'm using XSL-FO transformer to turn xml data into document. Input xml is correctly written in UTF-8, but output pdf contains #'s instead some of national characters.

PDF documents references fonts in Ansi encoding, so I suspect I have to force XSL-FO to use Unicode encoding. Can anyone point me how to do it?

I'm not sure whether this problem is related to XSF-FO or Cocoon pdf transformer/serializer.

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Vladimir 'Yilard' Marko



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