OK, setting strict validation to false relaxes strict validation but it
doesn't mean that it is totally lax or just bypassed. It turns out that
relaxed validation doesn't forgive your first example An example
that would pass would be placing an fo:table-footer element after a
fo:table-bod
Hi everyone,
I'm using this example
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xmlgraphics/fop/tags/fop-1_0/src/java/org/apache/fop/servlet/FopServlet.java
I generate a pdf file from a XSLT and XML file and this works, but I need to
generate a RTF file too.
I added this method to the source file:
*priv
Hello again,
i enclose the examples in plain text:
Examples of XSD violations (ignored by FOP 0.20.5)
Here, fo:region-body, according to xsd, must be in first position but is
not mandatory according to w3c
Here, fo:external-graphic, according to xsd, must be enclosed in a
Hi Luis Bernardo,
thank you for your answer, here are some examples of XSD violations
(ignored by FOP 0.20.5)
Here, fo:region-body, according to xsd, must be in first position but is
not mandatory according to w3c
Here, fo:external-graphic, according to xsd, must be enclos
In general setting strict validation to false or passing the -r switch in
the command line should do the trick. Can you send your example?
On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 11:54 AM, zeroxff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to convert FO file to PDF without validating FO? I've a set
> of old .fo files w
Hello,
Is it possible to convert FO file to PDF without validating FO? I've a set
of old .fo files which can be processed and converted to PDF by FOP 0.20.5.
Those files violate the (unofficial) FO XSD but the old release of Apache
FOP ignores this and produces a PDF file.
I've tried to disable
