Display arabic text left to right in pdf using apache fop 0.95

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Hi all. We are generating pdf using apache's xsl fo engine, namely fop 0.95. We have been successful in displaying arabic text from xml to pdf. But there is some problem in the direction of the displayed words.

If we have 'sangam' (please assume that 'sangam' is in arabic) in xml, it gets displayed as 'magnas'. Has anyone encountered this before? What could be the solution?

For example, I have one node in xml file like this:

<empltmoblab>??????</empltmoblab>

Now when displayed in pdf, this is displayed like this:

??????

This means I am getting just the reverse. I want it as it is in xml node.

Thank you.

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