I was think'n; that the rendered xsl:fo transformations would result
in *pdf* code, and then by setting the content type of the browser to
text/pdf, that the transformation would happen client side... am I off
my rockers? I'm thinking that a PDF rendering engine is not
necessary.
Karl..
On 10/17/05, Maximilian Gärber <max(_at_)gaerber(_dot_)de> wrote:
Hi,
you could create pdf's directly with a library such as iText,
http://itextsharp.sourceforge.net/
or use a rendering engine, a list can be found at
http://www.xslfo.info/software.aspx
Regards,
Max
Karl Stubsjoen wrote:
Hello,
I need help getting started with PDF generation using XSL. My intent
is to create PDF document reporting from my website. What do I need
to get started? Here is my development platform: .NET, XSLT 1.0
Can PDF's be created with pure XSL transformation, or do you need a
print-engine of some sort?
Karl..
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