I have a friend who's the production VP for a book publisher that
does a lot of eBook stuff. He tells me this is only possible on OS X
with Adobe inDesign ($700 SRP) and even then there's a bug in
inDesign that means that once you've auto-generated the TOC and
bookmarks you have to review them all and tweak some or many of them.
David, I'm going to contact you off-list about your project when I
get this current issue solved.
Dan
On Sep 15, 2005, at 10:26 AM, david bovill wrote:
I'm working on this at the moment - part time though. At the moment
I am basing this on web services and the Apache Forrest project -
http://forrest.apache.org/.
Rev Client (GUI Interface)
Basic outliner which can import / export a number of formats:
Rev writes XML files for:
1) Hierarchical Navigation = site map (see later)
2) Tab Navigation (for web site)
3) XML files for contents of each web page - corresponds to a
title in the outliner and site map.
Rev sends this information to Apache Forrest
This is a Java program which could run on OSX - I have it installed
on a Linux server. Once you set this up you can use the xml files
created above to both generate skinable web sites together with
navigation as well as good PDF export with bookmarks and tables etc.
1) Provide
a) Basic web service (REST based) or
b) Run Forrest as daemon and ftp or write xml files to
directory
2) Return (download) pdf document
Happy to work on it with you or anyone else on the list - can chat
online and talk through it if you want:
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