using jaxp.
$
$ Michiel Verhoef wrote:
$ Perhaps to stress unneccessary: the transformation as such
$ does work.
$
$ Guessing from the information so far it looks like we're
$ unable to create a
$ tree. We are able to
$ create a string, which looks exactly like the tree we need
$ when written
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$ Sent: maandag 24 juni 2002 21:46
$ To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Subject: Re: Weird behaviour of Apache fop
$
$
$ Michiel Verhoef wrote:
$ Hi all,
$
$ Currently we have a weird problem: when converting an XML
$ file (or rather,
$ an XML-ified HML source) to a FO file and
$ converting
Hi all,
Currently we have a weird problem: when converting an XML file (or rather,
an XML-ified HML source) to a FO file and
converting this resulting FO file to a PDF all things are fine. However,
when we try to convert the XML with the exact
same XSL script into a PDF we get errors:
[INFO]:
environment, like fop or cocoon
$ or mozilla, when
$ transformation result is never serialized/reparsed again.
$ Try to change you
$ stylesheet to be more usual transformation, you don't need
$ these CDATA and
$ text output method to create xml tree.
$
$ Michiel Verhoef wrote:
$ Hi all
AFAIK you do not need a DTD at all to convert XML or FO files to PDF.
However, when writing an XSLT stylesheet to convert XML to FO a DTD or
Schema might
come in handy.
Cheers,
Michiel
$ -Original Message-
$ From: Max Dcosta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Sent: maandag 17 juni 2002 11:57
Did you try to run the transformation (XML XSL) without generating a PDF?
If that doesn't produce any output your PDF will be empty.
$ -Original Message-
$ From: chandrakant_binwani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Sent: donderdag 6 juni 2002 10:42
$ To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Subject: Problem
generation
$
$
$
$ Tried that...
$ Still gives the same exception
$
$ -Original Message-
$ From: Michiel Verhoef [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 7:52 PM
$ To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
$ Subject: RE: Problem with PDF generation
$
$
$ ehm, not sure if this helps
Let me see, part of this problem is XSL(T), part of the problem is how to
pass the result to Acrobat, right?
At the moment I'm pretty busy solving a little problem over here but I'll
get back with a style sheet bit to extract
the stylesheetname from the XML file (that should be possible, or am I
I'm not 100% certain but to me it looks like testXSLT is actually a call to
Xalan.
It is possible to call Xalan with parameters, using the -parameter switch.
fop calls Xalan itself but has AFAIK no possibility to pass parameters to
Xalan.
A work around might be to write a shell script that calls
Thanks for clearing that up. Humm, time to upgrade I guess...
Cheers,
Michiel
$ -Original Message-
$ From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Sent: woensdag 6 maart 2002 10:50
$ To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Subject: Re: dynamic image in PDF
$
$
$ Also, refer to the page master
It would be. However, we had to present the data that we presented in an
HTML table
in an instant in Excel and this was the easiest way to make sure that the
customer
did not have to perform any action in Excel to view the data (so no
imports/formatting necessary).
Apart from that, the whole
First: please use text only mails and NO backgrounds! They cause mails to be
unneccessary huge..
Now, wrt your question: yes, as long as you manage to convert the HTML to
fo.
If the HTML is well formed (so, in effect is XML) you may use XSLT,
otherwise
you need another programming language to do
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