Hello there ! So, as I found out here (http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-user&m=102460147622314&w=2) FOP does not support SVGs when converting to PCL. That is very sad as the next possibility for using dynamic generated barcodes with fop (Krysalis), is no solution for me...
I'm now working on a solution where I convert the SVG (created with Krysalis Barcode) to JPG (using Batik Rasterizer) and then import it via <fo:external-graphic> into the xsl. This is a lot more complex and I think it will affect performance in a way that it will be useless for me... Another possibility would be to print the pdf-files directly or convert them to pcl or postscript, as the pdf-files look the way I want them to be... But the problem is that I have to print the pdf's directly from java. And as the final system will run on Linux as well as AS/400 it has to be without the printer driver. So far the idea was to send the pcl directly per tcp/ip to a network-printer. But with pdf this won't be possible of course... Perhaps someone here has another idea... ?!? Greetings, Ben --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
