Word/RTF/OpenOffice Processor

Hi all,
i was just wondering if anyone here has yet implemented an Processor to
creat Word/RTF Files or OpenOffice out of XSL-FO STylesheets. I found on
the net, there are some Java Processors that can do that and creating
only PDFs might not be enough for some.

I would be very thankful if anyone can provide help on this area, or can
lead me to some helpful information to do this by myself if no solution
exists at the moment.

Thanks a lot,
Marcus




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As far as I know, the FO namespace is specifically for creating Adobe PDFs.  You would have to use other stylesheets to convert to OpenOffice or Word DocX.  It would be similar to using XSL:FO, but not identical.  For example, there is a TEI-to-OpenOffice XSLT package: http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/TEI_OpenOffice_Package

You can import or export anything to/from OpenOffice if you provide stylesheets to do so.

Ethan




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http://wiki.orbeon.com/forms/community/contributions/xslfo-converter

This processor can convert xslf-fo to RTF

Be aware:

      Apache FOP version 0.9.5 : http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/

             The release 3.7_beta1 of Orbeon uses FOP version 0.93

 Good luck,

Cheers,
Mark

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Verzonden: zondag 28 maart 2010 15:50
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Onderwerp: [ops-users] Word/RTF/OpenOffice Processor

Hi all,
i was just wondering if anyone here has yet implemented an Processor to
creat Word/RTF Files or OpenOffice out of XSL-FO STylesheets. I found on
the net, there are some Java Processors that can do that and creating
only PDFs might not be enough for some.

I would be very thankful if anyone can provide help on this area, or can
lead me to some helpful information to do this by myself if no solution
exists at the moment.

Thanks a lot,
Marcus




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Hi,
i tried to use that processor by using an xpl and setting config to
"application/rtf".
But the result is unreadable and not a useable rtf-file :(
And yes, i just updated FOP to version 0.95 last year and added a custom
configuration file to use external fonts for PDF generation.
So, anyone has some other suggestions how i can create rtf or
OpenOfficeDocs? docx for Word would also be ok,
as long as i can produce formatted text-files that can easily be edited.

Thanks a lot,
regards, Marcus



Am 29.03.2010 10:02, schrieb Mark Dijkstra:

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Hi Marcus,


what kind of exception did you get?
I used this processor a couple of times without any problems.

Greetings,
Mark



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Verzonden: wo 7-4-2010 21:51
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Onderwerp: [ops-users] Re: RE: Word/RTF/OpenOffice Processor
 
Hi,
i tried to use that processor by using an xpl and setting config to
"application/rtf".
But the result is unreadable and not a useable rtf-file :(
And yes, i just updated FOP to version 0.95 last year and added a custom
configuration file to use external fonts for PDF generation.
So, anyone has some other suggestions how i can create rtf or
OpenOfficeDocs? docx for Word would also be ok,
as long as i can produce formatted text-files that can easily be edited.

Thanks a lot,
regards, Marcus



Am 29.03.2010 10:02, schrieb Mark Dijkstra:


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