At 03:25 26-07-2001, rajeev nair wrote:
>Hi all,
>Can anyone help me how i can use .opf(open eBook
>package file) file for creating .pdf using fop.
>What are the different steps to follow ?
>Is their any fop class which take .opf file as input
>and produce .pdf?
That's not the job of a FOP class.
What you need to do is write an XSL stylesheet that assumes an OPF as the
source tree, and follows the manifest links with the document() XSLT
function. That stylesheet will also obviously need to take into account
the document type of the individual document files; if they're Basic OEBPS,
you may be able to borrow an XHTML stylesheet from someone; if they're
advanced or extended, you'll probably need to develop your own stylesheet
(unless you're using a well-supported document type like TEI or DocBook).
If you do this, please share; it would be most interesting to other OEBers.
-Chris
P.S. This is really a better question for fop-users, xsl-list, or The eBook
Community.
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DTDs/schemas - conversion - ebooks - publishing - Web - B2B - training
<URL: http://crism.maden.org/consulting/ >
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