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Documentation for libcore-renderer-java
 Documentation for xhtmlrender that is an XML/CSS renderer,
 which means it takes XML files as input, applies formatting
 and styling using CSS, and generates a rendered representation
 of that XML as output. The output may go to the screen (in a
 GUI), to an image or to a PDF file.
 .
 The main target for content is XHTML 1.0 (strict), an XML
 document format that standardizes HTML. However,
 xhtmlrenderer accepts any well-formed XML for rendering as
 long as CSS is provided that tells how to lay it out.
 .
 In the case of XHTML, default stylesheets are provided out
 of the box and packaged within the library.
 .
 This package contains the javadoc files of
 libcore-renderer-java and the user guide reference for
 xhtmlrenderer.
(new) libcore-renderer-java_0.0~R8-1_all.deb optional java
Java library that provides an XML/XHTML/CSS 2.1 Renderer
 xhtmlrender is an XML/CSS renderer, which means it takes
 XML files as input, applies formatting and styling using
 CSS, and generates a rendered representation of that XML as
 output. The output may go to the screen (in a GUI), to an
 image or to a PDF file.
 .
 The main target for content is XHTML 1.0 (strict), an XML
 document format that standardizes HTML. However,
 xhtmlrenderer accepts any well-formed XML for rendering as
 long as CSS is provided that tells how to lay it out.
 .
 In the case of XHTML, default stylesheets are provided out
 of the box and packaged within the library.
(new) xhtmlrenderer_0.0~R8-1.debian.tar.gz optional java
(new) xhtmlrenderer_0.0~R8-1.dsc optional java
(new) xhtmlrenderer_0.0~R8.orig.tar.gz optional java
Changes: xhtmlrenderer (0.0~R8-1) unstable; urgency=low
 .
  * Initial release. (Closes: #608284).


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