[Hypercontent-users] Re: can not upload .pdf file from my PC
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From: Alex V. <av...@co...> - 2005-07-08 19:58:31
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Hi Ping, HyperContent does not enable you to edit content that is already = in =20 PDF format; what it allows you to do is transform your XML files in the =20= repository into PDF as well as HTML output. The value of this is that =20= your PDF and HTML output are automatically kept in sync. This does not =20= generate any PDF files in your repository, but rather generates it as =20= an output that can be accessed via the HC2 server and published to your =20= web site. In order to trigger PDF output, you must configure an output of type =20 "application/pdf" for your xml-doctype, and associate it with an XSL:FO =20= stylesheet. This is mentioned in the documentation chapters on "XML =20 Content" and "XSL Transformations". For examples of using XSL:FO in =20 HyperContent, have a look at these stylesheets in the sample project: /xsl/html_fo.xsl /xsl/common_fo.xl /xsl/docs_fo.xsl You can see how they are configured as outputs for the documentation in =20= project-definition.xml. For more background on XSL:FO, please visit the W3c XSL site, which is =20= also mentioned in the HyperContent 1.4 manual. http://www.w3.org/Style/XSL/ -Alex On Jul 8, 2005, at 3:19 PM, Wu, Ping wrote: > > Hi, Alex; > =A0 > We used 2.0 standalone services, after create new folder and files; we = =20 > want our page have the two format, look like your =93document=94 page, = can =20 > have =93html=94 format and =93pdf=94 format. > =A0 > But after I finish index.html, I can not upload .pdf file form my PC. =20= > Would you tell me how can upload .pdf file, and how to edit. > =A0 > Even I can not edit your sample project look like =20 > http://localhost:8080/sample/docs/jasig06_2004/index.xml?=20 > mode=3Dinteractive&screen=3Dview.1 > =A0 > Would you please help us ASAP. > =A0 > =A0 > Thanks a lot > =A0 > Ping Wu > Computer Specialist > Florida A&M University > (850) 412- 7973 > =A0 |