Re: extra page breaks inserted

[Chris McCann]

Patrick,

Thanks for the great answer!  It make sense to me now why it works this
way.  Again thanks.

Chris

Patrick Dean Rusk([EMAIL PROTECTED])@Fri, Jan 24, 2003 at 03:49:24PM -0500:
> Chris,
> 
> If you have multiple page sequences, and you restart the page numbering in
> each one, you may get blank pages inserted if you don't pay attention to the
> "force-page-count" property of page sequences.
> 
> Here's a section from Pawson that describes it:

> To stop this, set force-page-count="no-force" on your page sequences.



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extra page breaks inserted

[Chris McCann]

Hello all,

I'm getting weird behavior in fop 0.20.5rc that didn't happen in
0.20.4.

What I've got is multiple page-sequences in a .fo file with page
numbering being reset in between.  In .20.5rc I get extra blank pages
inserted in between page sequences.  In .20.4 it worked as I expected no
black pages.

Anybody got any ideas in what it happening?

Thanks,

Chris

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XSLTInputHandler deprecation

[Chris McCann]

Hello all,

I'm using FOP fop-0.20.5rc and I've noticed that 
XSLTInputHandler.getParser() and XSLTInputHandler.getInputSource() are
deprecated.  TraxInputHandler's methods are also deprecated.

I've looked on the web site, done a search on google, and
looked at the source but I haven't had any luck finding a work around.
The only thing I've found is TraxInputHandler.getXMLFilter() and some
mention about chaining. (Which could be very useful)

Is this the prefered way to do transforms now?  If it is, is there any
examples around I could look at?

Thanks for any help,

Chris 

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