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By: fmtn07
The problem is the font used. First you need to make sure you have unicode
truetype
fonts on your computer, (I'm running opensuse 10.2 and had to do an online
update
and manually select to download the MS TT fonts). Then you have to download
and alter the displaytag source (or create a new class that extends the one
in the displaytag source and override the appropriate methods) by changing the
font, wherever it's used in your exporter class, to one that supports
BaseFont.IDENTITY_H. I got it to work by changing
smallFont = FontFactory.getFont(FontFactory.HELVETICA, 7, Font.NORMAL, new
Color(0,
0, 0));
to:
smallFont = FontFactory.getFont("ComicSansMS", BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, 10,
Font.NORMAL,
new Color(0x00, 0x00, 0x00));
(after I first registered these new fonts with the FontFactory class, by doing:
FontFactory.register("/usr/share/fonts/truetype/comic.ttf");
.. Hope this helps..
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