Hi,
I hope Chris have understood my problem correctly. I am generating the
graphs dynamically by calling a servlet which will generate the graph for
me.
<fo:block>
<fo:external-graphic content-type="image/gif" src=
"url('http://localhost:8080/hr/exec/comp/personal/protect/{$imageUrl1}')"
scaling="uniform"/>
</fo:block>
I have methods to get the height and width of the image that is generated.
But since from the xsl, i am calling a different http request, i don't have
the access to my methods. Depending on the data, the width and height of
the image is different. I am not storing the image as a physical file. It
is dynamically generated by a servlet and flushed to the outputstream. Is
there any way to get the image's height and witdth?. I want to place the
exact height and width. If I don't specify them then FOP outputs the image
at 72dpi and the quality of my image is very bad. I need to align two
graphs adjacent to each other. Hence their width is a must.
Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks and regards
Muthu
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Chris Bowditch
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Subject: Re: Image size
03/08/2004 03:20
PM
Please respond to
fop-user
Muthukumar Rajaram wrote:
> I am generating a graph dynamically and placing it in the PDF by
> construcing the fo file with the help of the tag "external-graphic".
> The image is generated dynamically and the width and height varies. In
the
> width and height attributes, i am not able to give the exact value due to
> this reason.
> Any input in this...
You dont actually state what your problem is. It isnt mandatory to
specify width and height on external-graphic. However, without width and
height specified FOP outputs the image at 72dpi. I guess your problem is
the quality of the image is very poor.
There isnt a workaround in general.
Chris
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