On 01 Apr 2011, at 21:38, Eric Douglas wrote: > I only reference the words page-sequence once. Is this the single page > sequence problem you're talking about, or is my page loop referencing > multiple page sequences?
Your sample does have the potential to create large page-sequences, yes. It all depends on how many PAGE_DATA nodes you have. However, since those are basically already separate pages, if I understand correctly, you might fare better by generating a page-sequence around every 10 pages or so (i.e. plain grouping of the PAGE_DATA nodes by position). Nothing would change in the output, and you should be safe, whatever the actual amount of pages is. Your page-numbers and page-number-citations will just keep working as they do now. > My input is already formatted so I know what goes on each page. I just > need the pages connected for the page variable references with > fo:page-number keeping track of the page count, and an > fo:page-number-citation needing to know the number of the last page > which I do with the empty block. Note: In FOP Trunk, using the empty block trick is no longer necessary for this case, as you can simply add an "id" to the fo:root and then use fo:page-number-citation-last wherever you need it. Come to think of it, the FAQ will need to be updated to reflect this... > If the conserve option can help with memory use for very large reports > I'll look for it, but I don't call it from the command line. My code is > all embedded. In embedded code, you can activate it via: foUserAgent.setConserveMemoryPolicy(true); Regards Andreas --- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
