I'm using FOP 0.20.4 to create a 260-page PDF from XHTML source. Before I fling my XHTML at FOP, I use a script that replaces <img> src="x.png" attributes with src="x_printonly.png". The "_printonly.png" files are 300dpi versions (for printing) of the normal 96dpi graphics (for online viewing).
However, using these larger 300dpi graphics, FOP does not complete rendering (it just stops after some "[INFO] [xxx]" messages, leaving me with an unreadable 139KB PDF). It will completely render the first or second half separately, but not together. If I remove the script that replaces the src attributes, and fall back to using the low-res graphics, then FOP completely renders the entire document (resulting in a 2.8MB PDF). Is there some memory restriction here? I'd really like to use those high-res graphics (in total, the _printonly PNGs amount to 1.58MB). Graham Hannington --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
