Re: is there a media type for XSL-FO?

Arnd Beißner <[email protected]> Wed, 18 May 2011 16:55:23 +0200
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A few years ago I was looking for the same thing and like you ended up=20
empty. While XSL-FO as a formatting language is certainly an intermediary=20
language that is rarely actually stored or requested, there are a few=20
cases where one still wants a media type for it. The scenario I wanted it=20
for was for storing reference documents for automated testing.

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<font size=3D2 face=3D"sans-serif">A few years ago I was looking for the sa=
me
thing and like you ended up empty. While XSL-FO as a formatting language
is certainly an intermediary language that is rarely actually stored or
requested, there are a few cases where one still wants a media type for
it. The scenario I wanted it for was for storing reference documents for
automated testing.</font>
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