XSLT files (the ones that have <xsl:template> in them) are used to transform
XML files into other files, usually, but not always, into other types of XML
files. XSL-FO is one of those kinds of XML files. So if your goal is to produce
an XSL-FO file from an XML file using XSLT, you are going to find elements with
the fo: namespace in the XSLT file.
The processing pipeline would look like this:
____________________ ______
XML -> | | | |
| XSL Transform Engine | -> XSL-FO -> | FOP | -> PDF
XSLT -> |___________________| |_____|
HTML tags are not XSL-FO, so I would expect FOP (a program designed to consume
XSL-FO files) to ignore HTML tags, as they are not part of XSL-FO.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Gianni Ferrari <gferrari(_at_)gpi(_dot_)it>
Sent: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 13:58:45 +0100
To: <xsl-list(_at_)lists(_dot_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com>
Subject: [xsl] XSL and FO
Good Morning experts,
i would like to ask you a question: i have an XSL file with <xsl:template>
and <fo:...> tags... I looked that some users made an FO file with FO tags
only. So my qustion is: what is the different between the files XSL and FO?
I tried to put html tags also with template and FO tags into XSL file, but
during the processing (to transform in PDF), FOP doesn't work... Why?
I hope you can help me.... Thank you...
Regards
Gianni
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