Clay, you're using FOP from the command-line exclusively, right? In that case resetting the image cache will bring you absolutely nothing, because there's no cache between calls to FOP as each time a new VM is started. resetCache() is only having an effect if you're running FOP in a server process.
resetCache() simply releases the memory used by the cached images. When calling FOP from the command-line the memory is also released when the VM exits. So there's no point in creating a CLI for resetCache(), I'm afraid. On 05.05.2004 19:10:41 Clay Leeds wrote: > Oop! Never mind. I didn't think it was a CLASSPATH issue, because > fop.bat worked fine (w2k). However, it was a CLASSPATH issue. I ended up > inserting the CLASSPATH call from fop.bat as follows in front of the > java call, and it seems to have worked: > > set CLASSPATH="C:/[insert_long_line_of_FOP_CLASSPATH_stuff]"; > java org.apache.fop.image.FopImageFactory.resetCache() > > and it didn't error out. > > Thanks for listening! > > Web Maestro Clay > > p.s. It might be nice to add a CLI for resetting FOP's image cache. > (Maybe I'll do that some time... :-)) Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
