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From: Eric Chow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I want to display a fo:block in the xsl-region-after, but it is not
display in every page. It only need to display in the last page ! How
can do this ???
Well, if you really need it in the after-region, an
Don't be shy! This is actually quite easy. It just took the following
lines to hack that missing feature in. Just place the code snippet below
in SVGRenderer in the method renderImageArea() right after the commented
call to graphics.drawImage().
Element imageElement =
Just to expand on Louis' answer: Additional JARs only impact on
performance during the warm-up/classloading stage when the virtual
machine is started. After that there's no performance impact anymore,
especially if you process your documents in a server service which is
not started every time.
On
Theoretically, you can use page-position=last on a
conditional-page-master. An example using the page-position attribute is
here:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fo.html#fo-first-page
The problem is that FOP doesn't support page-position=last. Here's a
whole thread discussion possible work-arounds:
Hi
Thanks for feedback. It wasn't so much the hit on performance of
having the extra JAR involved, I understand the issues involved, it is
the necessity of running batik essentially to do no more than overlay
imagery.
One of my basic images that I need to overlay is generated by calls to
the
Hi guys,
I'm a ColdFusion Developer: I use FOP to transform xhtml source code in
PDF.
I coded following lines:
driver1.setRenderer(driver1.RENDER_PDF);
driver1.setInputSource(input);
driver1.setOutputStream(output);
driver1.run();
output.close();
Assume
Hi Eric!
Eric Chow wrote:
Hello,
I want to display a fo:block in the xsl-region-after, but it is not
display in every page. It only need to display in the last page ! How
can do this ???
I think, you should do something like this
fo:layout-master-set
fo:simple-page-master
Luca Spadoni wrote:
I'm sure that the XSL-FO stylesheet in input is well-formed... so I
can't explain myself this problem in the output
Run your input through the FOP command line application, preferably
with the -d switch. This will tell you whether there are indeed
no problems with your input.
