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[doc] DITA files PDF output: msg#00370apache.db.derby.devel
Another issue I was hoping to discuss is the PDF output of the DITA files. Scott Hutinger and I spent some time using saxon and fop to create pdf's from the dita, and we found that some of the issues we are having with it can be worked around (for example, a solution Scott found for the lack of a generated index), but also some that we need more knowledge of XSL to fix. For example, when one page links to another page, the link doesnt show the title of the new page, it instead displays an id for the page, which is jibberish. Is there anyone out there that knows XSL enough to be able to modify the DITA XSL files so that they display information correctly? There are currently three books available on the Derby Manuals page that are already in DITA, so if anyone wants to work with them, they are already available.
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