I found serveral articles related my problem, and I made a test with a guide described
a good article below.
http://www2.real-time.com/pipermail/cocoon-users/2001-October/019861.html
Cocoon, Fop, and embedded Truetype fonts
Jacob Cantwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cocoon2 embedded font Configuration task
1. metrics file create
2. userconfig.xml create
3. userconfig.xml added sitemap.xml
4. run & test
....
but It didn't work......
After the test, I could not see Korean fonts in a pdf as before.
A shell script using FOP in the C2 is generated a Korean charactors.
In C2, it is referenced userconfig defined in the sitemap.
However, in rendering a pdf, it may be refereced only default fonts, not additional
fonts.
So, Korean charactors in the generated pdf is generated as unrecognized charactors
like "####"
Though I read carefully detailed guides serveral times and made a test, every time I
failed a test with unrecognized charactors.
I'm convinced that there is no problem related the environment configuration of C2.
>Search the docs for fop and fonts. It _is_ possible.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Tuesday, 04 December 2001 12:26 pm
>> To: cocoon-users
>> Subject: Help Me fop in Cocoon2 !!! embedded font Problem
>>
>>
>> I made a successful test that FOP was generated a pdf file
>> consisted of Korean.
>> But, I could not make a pdf consisted of Korean with C2.
>>
>> Though FOP generate a pdf file using embed fonts, C2 seems to
>> generate a pdf without embed fonts.
>>
>> I'd like to know if what I said is right.
>> And If C2 can use embed fonts like Korean, Let me know how C2
>> uses embed fonts.
>> If possible, Let me take a example.
>>
>> Regards.
>>
>>
>> ps.I attached a log what I made a test below.
>>
>> 1.Shell script with FOP
>> -generating metrics file using Korean ttf.
>> -writing a user config file
>> -making successfully a Korean pdf file with fop-0_20_1-dev.jar of C2.
>>
>> 2.Web browser with C2.
>> -error that was made an unrecognized pdf file included
>> Korean, when the server with the environment described above
>> was accessed.
>>
