RE: Re: Curved Table borders in XSL-FO

If you really must have them,
how about tranforming to SVG?
or if fop is adequate, use a mix of fo and svg?

hth DaveP



>     I am using XEP2.5 to do the conversion
> 
> 
> On Fri, 28 Jun 2002 J.Pietschmann wrote :
> >Prince Ohilip wrote:
> >>Hi,
> >>   I am using XSL-FO to generate PDF Reports.
> >>   In one of my reports i need to have curved borders for a 
> >>fo:table.
> >>
> >>Is there any way to provide Curved Table borders?
> >>Is there any work around for This probelm????
> >
> >XSLFO areas are rectangles, and so are the borders.
> >The trick is to do it the same way as the fancy borders
> >in HTML: use graphics. Details may depend on the
> >processor you are using.
> >
> >J.Pietschmann
> >
> >
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