Hi Adrian,
Are you sure you closed any applicable stream properly? That’s the only
thing I can think of and might explain why it’s working on some
platforms and not others.
HTH,
Vincent
Adrian Wiesmann wrote:
> Sam,
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
>> I had a very similar problem to this. Just before I transformed the fo
>> to pdf I needed to set the system property to headless. This would be
>> done like:
>> System.setProperty("java.awt.headless", "true"); Though I'd recommend
>> storing a string of the original value and resetting it to this value
>> after you trasformation.
>
> I already do this when starting up the application. At least in the web
> version of the tool.
>
> Unfortunately your hint did not result in a solution. I tried as you said.
> With no luck. I then added a transformer errorlistener to log any errors
> which might have been undetected otherwise. But the only failure I get is
> about a table not being 100% or something.
>
> The situation is really weird:
>
> - Runnin on Linux using a SUN JDK running within Eclipse...
> - ...as well as deployed to a Tomcat 6 as a war file works.
>
> - Running on Windows deployed as a WAR file to Tomcat 6 running in a JRE
> does *not* work.
>
> - Running on Linux using IBM JRE deployed to Tomcat 5 as a WAR file does
> *not* work.
>
> - Running on Windows within Eclipse with a JDK and within Tomcat 6
> seems to work. At least as far as I can remember (have no access to that
> system right now).
>
> And I always tried Firefox as well as IE. Just to make sure this is not a
> cache or mime issue.
>
> I start to believe that this is a JRE vs JDK issue? I remember from my
> JasperReports days, that there was an issue on JRE systems and that I had
> to add a "compiler" JAR on those systems. Could this be the same here?
>
> Cheers,
> Adrian
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