Hi Rahul,

I don't believe we have any OOB tools or documentation delivered with XPP specifically for doing XSLFO.

XPP does have two "transformation" engines that can be used to modify the XML via XSLT 2.0 (xppxslt Java-based program that uses Saxon and requires Java to be separately installed) or XSLT 1.0 (Xalan program).

I suggest you look at the SDL XPP Transforming Data manual (condata.pdf) on those subjects (i.e. XSLT transforms) for general information on doing transforms in XPP (in your other recent thread I pointed to the SDL Documentation Center web site).

Other customers might chime in with suggestions in regard to XSLFO specifically.

BTW, in case you were not aware of this XPP has some OOB tools for generating PDFs (from XML) via a PostScript to PDF workflow (PS to PDF) or a Direct to PDF workflow. Note: Direct to PDF (divpdf program) is a separately purchasable option.

Hi Rahul,

I don't believe we have any OOB tools or documentation delivered with XPP specifically for doing XSLFO.

XPP does have two "transformation" engines that can be used to modify the XML via XSLT 2.0 (xppxslt Java-based program that uses Saxon and requires Java to be separately installed) or XSLT 1.0 (Xalan program).

I suggest you look at the SDL XPP Transforming Data manual (condata.pdf) on those subjects (i.e. XSLT transforms) for general information on doing transforms in XPP (in your other recent thread I pointed to the SDL Documentation Center web site).

Other customers might chime in with suggestions in regard to XSLFO specifically.

BTW, in case you were not aware of this XPP has some OOB tools for generating PDFs (from XML) via a PostScript to PDF workflow (PS to PDF) or a Direct to PDF workflow. Note: Direct to PDF (divpdf program) is a separately purchasable option.

Hi Rahul,

I already mentioned in your other thread where you can access all the XPP documentation (manuals) on the web - available to anyone.

But I will give the information again: All the XPP documentation is available at https://docs.sdl.com (scroll down till you see the links for XPP).

Start with the PDFs that I named in my previous post.

Hi Rahul,

Here is a link to our website that contains some basic info on the SDL XPP product. From this page you can also download a white paper to find out more.

www.sdl.com/.../xml-publishing-xpp.html

But I would strongly suggest you reach out to SDL Sales and request a demo on the SDL XPP product. It absolutely is a very powerful XML Publishing engine as its name implies, XML Professional Publisher.