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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Postprocessing Result Documents Postprocessing Result DocumentsYou can use a scenario's postprocessing settings to specify that you want Stylus Studio to initiate processing on the result of applying a stylesheet. If you do, Stylus Studio performs the postprocessing before it displays the result in the Preview window. Stylus Studio can postprocess the result of its built-in XSLT processor or an external XSLT processor. You can choose to run the Apache Software Organization's Formatting Objects Processor (FOP) as a postprocessor. You can run this on the result of stylesheets that generate XML documents that contain FO. The Apache FOP included with Stylus Studio converts FO XML into PDF and displays it in the Stylus Studio preview window. See Generating Formatting Objects. To specify postprocessing:
1. Open the stylesheet whose result you want to process.
2. In the XSLT editor, in the scenario name field, click the down arrow and click the name of the scenario in which you want to specify post-processing.
3. Click
Browse
to open the
Scenario Properties dialog box.
4. Click the
Post-process tab.
5. Click one of the following:
Post Process With Apache FOP if you want Stylus Studio to initiate the Apache FOP. You are done. Click OK. Custom Post-Process if you want Stylus Studio to initiate a postprocess you define. With this selection, you must also do the following:
a. In the
Command line field, type the command line for starting your postprocessor. For example,
mypostprocessor %1 %2. You can specify any application or script that takes as input the result document generated by an XSLT processor and generates a new file.
b. In the
Generated File Extension field, type the extension on the file name of the postprocessor output. For example,
.pdf.
c. In the
Additional Path field, optionally type any paths that need to be defined that are not already defined in your
PATH environment variable.
d. Click
OK.
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