Hello.
I developed an application about 3 years ago that has served me very
well for 3 years that uses XSL-FO to generate pdf documents from a
servlet and return them to the client. Parts of my business
processing depend on this functionality, so yesterday when it
suddenly broke I began to panic. I haven't stopped yet. I understand
that it would be best if I spend a lot of time documenting a lot of
things in order for anyone on this list to help me, but it would take
me a lot of time to compile all of that, so I'm hoping some
understanding soul will know what's going on and give me a pointer
just from my simple description.
I believe I'm using version 0.25 of fop. I'm running in a Java 1.5.0
environment on a Unix box in production, and Java 1.5.0 on a Mac OS X
box in development. The application continues to run without a hitch
in the development environment. It only has a problem in production.
The only change that has happened recently in the production
environment (which is an external ISP hosted location) is that on
Saturday I moved my DNS hosting location from my Domain registrar to
my ISP. After I made that change, the application worked on Saturday
afternoon, but exhibited the problem on Monday. It was not used on
Sunday. I suspect the change of DNS authority to be the cause of the
problem, but I don't understand how this can be the case. Maybe
someone out there knows.
The problem is that during generation of the pdf, fop complains (I
believe it's fop that's complaining) as follows:
2007-03-20 10:13:49,819 INFO [STDOUT] [ERROR]
2007-03-20 10:13:49,819 INFO [STDOUT] Could not load external SVG:
White spaces are required between publicId and systemId.
2007-03-20 10:13:49,820 INFO [STDOUT] [ERROR]
2007-03-20 10:13:49,820 INFO [STDOUT] Error while creating area : No
ImageReader for this type of image (http://www.foo.com/admin/Images/
borderBar.gif)
Is there any way, without documenting everything else, someone can
suggest to me why this might suddenly be failing given this information?
I would very very much appreciate any pointers.
Thanks.
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