I have done two-column layouts for my own web site through Cocoon and
FOP. With images, and table of contents. Created from Word documents,
through some Cocoon pipelines using XSLT (and jTidy). Images must be
integrated using a path on the computer generating the images,
unfortunately. Works for me anyway.
Hans
On 8/9/05, Joe Heidenreich <HeidenreichJ(_at_)aaps(_dot_)org> wrote:
This is something we've been researching as well. Generating PDFs from
XML in XSLT 1.0. However, we need to generate a two column pdf, which is
apparently a problem when doing an XML to PDF conversion. Is that
possible through FOP? Can you also integrate images?
Unfortunately for the Cocoon suggestion, we use IIS, not Apache. Any
information from personal experience would be greatly appreciated.
Joe
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From: Jonas Lundberg
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In my own system, I use Cocoon http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/ Cocoon has
a serializer using FOP to create PDF.
You can also install Saxon, to get XSLT 2.0 In this environment, I
transform word HTML to PDF.
Hans
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