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Subject: DOCBOOK-APPS: SVG and DocBook XML to PDF
Hello all, I've been trying to figure out how to munge SVG images into a DocBook XML document for transformation into PDF using FOP. I've stumbled on Norm's dbsvg dtd and one brief exchange on this list between Norm and Bill Lawrence back in April, but the discussion was too brief to be very comprehensible to me (I'm new to the XML stylesheets and XML in general). I'm not even sure I understand what the dtd does, or how to use it (or more importantly, whether it is even related to my problem). In my current situation, I don't necessarily need a general approach (though that wouldn't be a negative thing). If necessary, I can plug the SVG image definition directly into the header template for the stylesheet, for example...so I don't need to call the SVG from the XML file itself--it can be hardcoded into the XSL files But I'm not real sure how where to start...am I anywhere near the right track, or is there some other vector graphic format I should be trying to use for my PDF output? Can I just stick an <fo:instream-foreign-object><svg:> sequence in the docbook xsl header or footer or margin template somewhere and have it work in a reasonable fashion? Is there a better, and more general purpose, way to do this? Thanks for any enlightenment anyone can provide. -- Joe Cooper <joe@swelltech.com> Affordable Web Caching Proxy Appliances http://www.swelltech.com
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