Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: passivetex reading xslt fo file?

[Marc Haber <mh+docbook-apps@zugschlus.de>]

On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 03:25:36PM +0200, Jens Emmerich wrote:
> for most purposes you shold be fine with the DSSSL way, i.e. one of:
> (XML source)->openjade->(jadetex)->pdfjadetex->(pdf)
> (XML source)->openjade->(rtf)->MS Word/Acrobat->(pdf)
> (XML source)->openjade->(mif)->FrameMaker/Acrobat->(pdf)
> I'd recommend the first one if this does fulfill your requirements. We use
> the rtf output frequently as it allows non-DocBookers to insert remarks etc.
> into the rtf for reviews.

I tried the openjade approach, but decided to ditch it because
openjade takes 13 seconds to process my one-page test document. If
documents reach decent sizes, this will probably be worse.

But it is good to know that there are now two ways available to
process the XML document: openjade->pdfjadetex, and xsltproc->htmldoc.

But I'd like still to see output from xsltproc->passivetex.

Greetings
Marc

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