Also not Open Source, but an excellent editor, oXygen offers built in
support for RelaxNG and FOP (and more!)
Best regards,
--Scott
klaus e. werner wrote:
> Rich Morin wrote:
>
>> I'm still trying to decide on an Open Source tool chain to use
>> for formatting DocBook into PDF. I gather that the procedure
>> is to use an XSLT processor to process DocBook into XSL-FO,
>> then use an XSL-FO processor to generate the PDF.
>
>
> (Though not completely Open Source / FLOSS ...)
>
> Did you have a look at XMLMind's XXE Editor? It is probably as
> convenient as can be, and has nice plug-ins for FOP or RenderX (the
> latter one is available in a Personal Edition).
>
> It is extensively documented and customizable, and the Pro version
> gives you the full (Java) Source Code, too.
>
> Best wishes,
>
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