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Re: svg from java method


the problem have benn already solved. (by the way you wrote..)

Thanks

Fishy

Trevor Nash wrote:

>>i've got a problem:
>>i have to generate a pdf with FOP, from an xml, and an xsl.
>>i have to put some svg images into pdf, and i have to generate them via 
>>a java method.
>>
>So far so good.
>
>>so i call this java method from xsl, and this method returns an svg in 
>>String.
>>
>Why a string?  This is what is making life difficult for you.  It is
>better if you write the SVG generator as if it were an XML parser.
>
>Put your svg generator into a class which implements the XMLReader
>interface.  Then call this using a URI Resolver, so that in the XSLT
>you can include the SVG by the document() function.  If you have Mike
>Kay's book, look up the 'GEDCOM' example.
>
>Regards,
>Trevor Nash
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