Margin line in pdf (xsl fo)

hi
i want to make margin line for entire pdf page using xsl fo code can any one help

You have two questions here.
1. Can you have rotated text in PDF?
2. Is there an XSL-FO construct to produce that?
3.
three questions...
3. There must be a third question here about Java Programming somewhere.

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