Hi George;
The XSL produces an FO document as output which is in turn returned to me as
a string in java.
The present system does just what you have suggested and I use regular
expressions to replace certain tags and strip the remaining ones.
Your problem appears to be rather that your input doesn't have tags but
rather an XML quoted string.
After this the string is passed to FOP to generate a PDF.
I don't like that you need to change java code to modify how certain HTML
tags are converted to FO tags. It seems I don't have any other choice
though.
There are almost certainly other choices but I don't think that you have
really described your problem in sufficient detail for anyone to suggest
a solution.
Thanks,
David
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