Yes - I'm interested in producing RTF from XSL-FO but I have not had a lot of success with JFOR. Some JAVA code examples would be useful but I've not found...
Forget Jfor..it sucks and seems to be unmaintained. Try XFC from XMLmind.com. We are using it in production to generate RTF from HTML (via csstoxslfo). It just...
... ===== CambridgeDocs xDoc Converter has pre-packaged XSL:FO to RTF generation capability. xDoc will : - Convert many formats (RTF, MS Word .doc, WordML,...
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Chris Bowditch
bowditch_chris@...
Oct 1, 2005 4:05 pm
JFOR has been integrated into FOP. The RTF output from FOP has been improved since JFOR was integrated into FOP and is actively maintained. Chris...
I use FOP all the time to produce PDFs. How do I get an RTF out of FOP? I must have missed something because I haven't seem it documented. Terry ... improved ...
rtfm :-) there is an -rtf option...but the RTF support in FOP is really unusable. Instead of wasting your time you should look at XFC. -aj --On 2. Oktober 2005...
Hi, I am facing some time contraints while rendering my fo to PDF, The problem goes like this The pdf document to be displayed consists of lots of charts...
... Less than one hour. Barely a huge time. ... The first step is to determine whether the time is spent in generating the charts or in rendering them, or...
Hi there, First to set the scene, I am currently building a correspondence system that saves correspondence as a pdf (generated via Apache FOP) for storage...
... You were on the right track with multiple page sequences. Also, not all FO implementations support different page geometries for different pages within the...
Solved the problem, seems that if you set the <fo:page-sequence master-reference="all-pages"> to <fo:page-sequence master-reference="form-pages"> Fop is happy...
Is there a way to hide the header/footer for a particular page within a page-sequence? I just want to hide the header/footer for a particular page not the last...
Put it into the separate page-sequence and use a special page-sequence master without static content. Best regards, Victor Vishnyakov http://xslfo-zone.com/...
Hello, I want to span a picture over two of three columns. How can i solve this? For Example textte picturepictur xttext epicturepictu textte repicturepict ...
fo:table-cell has two properties: 7.27.13 number-columns-spanned 7.27.14 number-rows-spanned These are exactly what you are looking for please refer to the...
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Werner Donné
werner.donne@...
Oct 5, 2005 9:18 am
Frank, That will not work at the moment, but perhaps in the future: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xsl-editors/2005AprJun/0000 The table solution is not...
You can use attribute 'number-columns-spanned' on <fo:table-cell> _____ From: XSL-FO@yahoogroups.com [mailto:XSL-FO@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Senda Bormann...
... You can't do it with base XSL-FO (XEP and Antenna House (and possibly other implementations) both provide extensions for doing spanning across some columns...
... If your FO implementation supports z-index, either explicitly or implicitly via the order of occurrence and it supports absolute-positioned block...
... I use FOP and this is not supported by fop. The alternativ hint is also not supported by fop. ... I solved it but a little bit dirty. I put the picture in...
Hi everyone: This is my first message, im a new member of this group, and i want to start with a simple question: I have the folowing code: <fo:table-cell...
... The XSLFO spec doesn't specify which fonts are supported. However, a specific XSLFO processor may have restrictions and require additional configuration in...
You need to create xml font definitions for extra fonts, in fop this is simple You just run java -cp "../fop-0.20.5/build/fop.jar; ...
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Werner Donné
werner.donne@...
Oct 7, 2005 12:59 pm
Hi, Version 1.1 has been released. Changes since version 1.0 are: Bug fixes 1281230: The presence of the anonymous @page rule is assumed. 1285991: Move...
Greetings, Please disregard my last posting. What follows is what I actually wanted to post. Thanks, peter ... Hello Peter this is Alex from Antenna House...
