xsl-fo and multiple source files?

Rita Mathoa

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I have a giant xsl-fo document that I am running though Apache FOP to generate a pdf. I would like to break this xsl-fo file into smaller, more manageable pieces, but have those pieces get pulled into a single pdf. For example, I would like each chapter of my pdf to be a separate fo file. I am thinking of an xsl-fo version of a server-side include.

I cannot figure out how, or if it is even possible. Buying a commericial product is not an option. I am hoping to stay with FOP, but can switch to another product if it is free and open. Any suggestions? Thank you.
 

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I have a giant xsl-fo document that I am running though Apache FOP to generate a pdf. I would like to break this xsl-fo file into smaller, more manageable pieces, but have those pieces get pulled into a single pdf. For example, I would like each chapter of my pdf to be a separate fo file. I am thinking of an xsl-fo version of a server-side include.

I cannot figure out how, or if it is even possible. Buying a commericial product is not an option. I am hoping to stay with FOP, but can switch to another product if it is free and open. Any suggestions? Thank you.
Would the xslt document function solve your problem?
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Rita Mathoa

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Would the xslt document function solve your problem?

It does. But does xsl-fo itself support any type of linking, or is it a strict 1-input to 1-output thing? Thanks!
 

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