Hi, David It may or may not be an internal logic error. Here's what it means, though.
You're using a page-sequence-master. The children of this FO are sub-sequence-specifiers. You might, for example, decide to start off with 2 single-page-master-references, follow up with a repeatable-page-master-alternatives with a maximum-repeats of 15, and finish off with a repeatable-page-master-reference with a maximum-repeats of 5. So you have four (4) sub-sequence-specifiers. This page-sequence-master can only deal with 22 pages of content for the page-sequence that it maps to. If the flow is not yet exhausted you'll get the message you see, and FOP will fallback to using the last sub-sequence specifier, the repeatable-page-master-reference, for pages 23 and later. If you can copy your page-sequence-master to the list we might be able to pin it down. Regards, AHS -----Original Message----- From: David Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: March 15, 2002 7:50 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Question - what does "Page subsequences exhausted" mean? I've been occassionally getting this error: [ERROR]: Page subsequences exhausted. Using previous subsequence. I haven't really nailed down what causes it - it's happened with both very large and very small input XML. It doesn't seem to affect the output. I was just wondering what this means? -David
