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Can anyone help me out.... i am not able to decide whether
this works or not...
i have multiple html docs which needs to be converted to single PDF document using
XSL ...is this possible....
Do we need to make a single html document manually and then convert to XSL-FO doc and then to PDF
Well XSLT has the document function http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt#document to deal with multiple input documents for a single transformation.
On the other hand you seem to want to transform HTML documents and not XML documents so you need to make sure you use a HTML parser in your tool chain that is able to parse HTML and pass the result on to the XSLT processor. With Java you can use TagSoup and Saxon to do that, Saxon has an option to allow that: http://www.saxonica.com/documentatio...mand-line.html
Using XSL to generate single pdf doc
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