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FOP 1.0 and JEuclid work fine for me both in Windows and SuSE Linux. 

 

However, for floats using FOP, that's a problem. Usually you would need to 
do that in a hidden "table" to get the side floats. But that is a hack ;-) I 
don't have a solution there. Sorry.

 

Dean

 

In a message dated 6/24/2012 1:31:08 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, 
 writes:

On 
  06/24/2012 03:59 PM,  wrote:
> Stefan,
> FYI, I 
  use the FOP/Jeuclid combination to satisfy my XML+MML to
> PDF  
  needs. That way I can use MML directly or xinclude the equations
> as 
  needed.

Dean,

thanks. I'm having great difficulties with that. 
  As far as I'm aware,
jeuclid doesn't work with fop 1.0. At least I didn't 
  get it working on
Fedora. I filed a bug report over a year ago, and nothing 
  has changed
since 
  (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=703896).

The jeuclid / fop 
  combination does work as bundled with xmlmind's xxe,
though.

In any 
  case, this doesn't really satisfy my needs as I also need
fo:float support. 
  (Well, at least I'm trying to implement support for
annotations as 
  fo:float. Perhaps there is another technique that is
supported by fop 
  ?)

Thanks,
        Stefan

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