Thanks for the hint. I'll look into it. On 16.02.2008 14:09:27 Andreas Delmelle wrote: > > Hi all > > Reason for this question is I'm trying out a test-suite that was > shared by Kumar Puppala (see a recent thread on fop-users). > > The image formats are the same (PNG), and they are never present. > > Mostly, when the images are not available, I simply see an error in > the log, but the process continues nevertheless, and simply yields a > result that does not include the image. > Apparently, though, for some images, the formatting process crashes > with a FileNotFoundException for the very same reason. > (in xmlgraphics.image.loader.cache.ImageCache.needImageInfo(), when > the cache is accessed through the ImageManager, from > fop.render.pdf.PDFRenderer.putImage()) > > AFAICT, this is caused by the width/height and content-width/content- > height properties being explicitly specified (leads to the FNFE). If > they revert to their initial values, the renderer is able to continue > without having to open the file. > > So, small question: > Wouldn't it be possible and cleaner to make the behavior more > consistent? Either crash or continue with an error-message in the > log, for all absent images, but not depending on whether the user > specified explicit values for the image dimensions? > > Just wondering. Not that I have a strong preference in either > direction, but I just thought it might confuse our users if they see > FOP recover from the error in one case, and crash in others... > > > Cheers > > Andreas
Jeremias Maerki
