Dave Austin wrote:
I'm not sure if this is more of an FOP problem, or if it is Batik.
I suspect it's a character encoding problem.
I'm posting on this board because I read that FOP uses Batik for
conversion to SVG anyway. The font face is "Symbol" and the text inside is: \342\200\242. When I run FOP, it always replaces these bullets with ?'s.
Looking at the attached document that fails then encoding is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
I suspect that the character you are referencing in the fo file (which is encoded using UTF-8) doesn't have a mapping to this encoding. I would suspect the windows<->linux difference is due to a different default encoding.
I would suggest providing a Reader explicitly to the stream call and construct the reader with a UTF-8 encoding specification.
Obviously what is happening here is the FOP cannot determine the glyph associated with the "Symbol" font and is substituting ?'s.
I don't think this is the problem, if this were the problem you would probably get bad text layout.
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