Try tracking down the problem by exclusion. Simplify the whole setup gradually until it works. Or do it the other way around. Start with a fresh FOP 0.20.5 installation and the smallest example generating the barcode. Add Barcode4J (with the FOP extension) to the classpath and switch to the newer avalon-framewok.jar delivered with Barcode4J. Also try working with a simple XSL-FO file instead of a XML+XSLT setup to reduce complexity. Standard bug identification procedure....
Points to check (although all these usually result in error messages if someting's not right): - use the right avalon-framework.jar - make sure not only barcode4j.jar is in the classpath but also the fop extension (or the ...complete.jar) - Use FOP 0.20.5 or a CVS checkout from the maintenance branch. Barcode4J doesn't work with FOP 0.20.5rc3 or earlier. - FOP 1.0dev is not yet supported. - The FOP extension works only for the PDF, PS and AWT renderers Apart from that I don't really have any further ideas because it works fine here. Good luck. On 14.12.2004 22:55:27 kumar Bandaru wrote: > Thanks a lot for your time.Iam really not sure why the same is not working > in my style sheet.It doesn't throw any exceptions.Everything looks fine but > it is not > rendering the barcode. > > I definetely think that iam missing something.Could you pls let me know > the possibilities for not rendering the barcode. > > I have everything in my classpath. Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
