Re: [office-accessibility] odf to daisy transform

[Peter Korn <Peter.Korn@Sun.COM>]

Hi Dave,

Are these packages commercial?  Can I get them for free?  Can you send 
pointers to them?

If this technology is to be incorporated into something like 
OpenOffice.org, then all components need to use a compatible open source 
license.  Of course, an initial version that proves the concept, and 
that is perhaps used in other places, doesn't have any such restrictions.


Regards,

Peter
> On 01/06/06, Peter Korn <Peter.Korn@sun.com> wrote:
>> Hi Dave,
>>
>> Is this meant to be everything we need to do the DAISY transform?  It
>> looks like we are missing several things in your '\myjava\' directory
>> (saxon654.jar,
> Saxon xslt engine.
>
> xercesImpl.jar)
>
> XML parser
>
> and also op.xml
> generated.
>
> &  /sgml/xsl/clean.xsl
> My bad.
>  Its the identity transform. Makes content.xml readable.
> Only needed for people.
>
>> and maybe also /myjava/xalan/xalan.jar,
> Apache xslt engine - alt for Saxon.jar
>
> /myjava/xalan/xercesImpl.jar,
>> /myjava/xalan/xml-apis.jar, /myjava/xalan/serializer.jar
>
> Other bits of Xalan.
>
> What assumptions can I make about an installation?
>
>
> regards DaveP
>
>
>
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