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XSL:FO
OpenXML and XSL:FO
I’m currently working on a project generating OpenXml documents. OpenXml is Microsoft’s new default file format for Office 2007. The format, in general, is a great step forward. For those who haven’t looked at it, it’s a combination of a packaging standard, and several app specific schemas, WordprocessingML, SpreadsheetML, etc. So, [...]
Friday, October 20th, 2006. Posted in .NET, OpenXML, XSL:FO | No Comments »>
BarCamp: My XSL:FO Presentation
Here’s an upload of my XSL:FO Presentation and sample code, per request.
Saturday, January 28th, 2006. Posted in XML, XSL:FO | 1 Comment »>
The big catalog project
Though the vast majority of the technical work has been done for some time, I’m finally wrapping up all the organizational and editorial stages of the new catalog for work and getting it off to the printer. Here’s the PDF version (Warning, 10 meg file).
The whole “guts” of the catalog, including table of contents, [...]
Wednesday, July 27th, 2005. Posted in Work, XML, XSL:FO | No Comments »>
fmp>xml>erp>xml>xslt>xsl:fo>xep>pdf
Just made my first deployment of automatic custom catalog generation for our product line at work. I’ve got several agent apps written to monitor some watched folders. There’s a request XML format that gets submitted, with a list of items numbers. This gets piped through our ERP via COM, and output in [...]
Thursday, April 1st, 2004. Posted in Work, XML, XSL:FO | 1 Comment »>
XSL:FO
Everything you ever wanted to know about XSL:FO. Probably more than you ever wanted to know, for most people.
Thursday, January 16th, 2003. Posted in XML, XSL:FO | No Comments »>
