If you use FOP from Java you can use the fop.getResults().getPageCount()
to know the number of pages at a first pass and after you send this
number to the second pass as parameter.
Marc
Le 19/12/2011 18:58, Colin DeClue a écrit :
Hey,
So, I was wondering if it was possible to do a foreach for the number
of pages in the document, minus a number provided in the xml.
Basically, I have a flow that I want to end on the last page, rather
than start on the first page. If I could add page breaks for how many
pages the document is minus how many pages the flow is going to take
up, I could easily do this. It does, however, seem like something that
could easily be impossible, since the for-each could impact the number
of pages, and what would the processor do then?
Thanks,
Colin DeCLue
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