The file isn't very large actually. It's only a couple of pages. The situation seems to have emerged as more and more tags were added to a parent tag (for text formatting). There aren't many levels of nested tags, only a few. There are no graphics. I actually generate PDF files in excess of 400 pages on a regular basis. This is a much smaller file and a strange case. I found if I broke up the parent -> child into numerous parents -> child that FOP behaved normally again.
Regards,
Daniel
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Subject Re: tags limit?
On Oct 28, 2005, at 17:49, Daniel Brown wrote:
Hi,
> Is there a limit to amount of tags a parent tag can hold? I'm
> running into an issue where FOP will generate an infinite number of
> pages and then die if I have too many tags under one parent. If I
> split the tags up into multiple parents, it works fine.
>
> Any ideas on limitations??
Depends a bit on what kind of tags and parents you're talking about.
The exact limitations vary between different scenarios (lots of
tables, graphics, nesting), but generally speaking splitting up the
entire document into a number of fo:page-sequences can mean wonders
qua memory consumption.
Writing your stylesheet such that everything is put together in one
page-sequence is always a Very Bad Idea if you know the resulting FO
is going to be huge.
HTH!
Greetz,
Andreas
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