Thanks for the help so far.
As I understand it, from reading the information here,
http://barcode4j.sourceforge.net/2.1/saxon-ext.html, there is a
barcode extension for Saxon, "barcode4j.jar", and similar for FOP.
I want to use Saxon to create the XSL-FO output and then FOP to create
the pdf. It is not clear to me if I should use the Saxon extension or
the FOP extension. I want to transform to XSL-FO and convert to PDF in
one go from inside the Oxygen XML Editor. When I know how to do that,
I will probably also be able to do it in other XML Editors and from
the command line.
I have no problems with the transformation and the conversion to pdf,
except that the barcode is not there.
Since creating barcodes on the fly, must be very common, I had hoped
that these extensions were already in place in XML Editors like
Oxygen, XMLSPy, etc., and maybe they are, I just need some help to get
it working.
Cheers,
Jesper Tverskov
http://www.xmlplease.com
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