Danny wrote:
Using baseDir I could reference the relative path to the image in the xsl,
but I would have to specify an absolute path in the baseDir, so really that
is the same as just hardcoding the path in the xsl.
My problem is that I do not want to require the application be installed in
a speci
In addition, since it follows the URI concept, you can set up the
variable's value to be a URL:
http://nonauthenticated.server.com/path/to/
images
...would assume:
http://nonauthenticated.server.com/path/to/images/pic.jpg
Hope this helps!
Web Maestro Clay
, I really don't understand your problem domain.
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So in my case, because the xml is streamed from the db and therefore
doesn
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On Jul 23, 2004, at 10:40 AM, Danny wrote:
> Still not quite, I'm still
On Jul 23, 2004, at 10:40 AM, Danny wrote:
Still not quite, I'm still missing something:
Question, in your example:
/path/to/images
/path/to/images is the path from a known root
Correct?
That is correct. Otherwise...
Here are my snippets
com/path/to/images
...(if I understand it correctly)
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From: Clay Leeds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I should've thought of this sooner...
/path/to/images
is how I use it in our system...
Hope
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This possibly becomes an XSLT problem. Use a global variable passed
into the XSLT transform to provide the basedir for the images.
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This possibly becomes an XSLT problem. Use a global
This possibly becomes an XSLT problem. Use a global variable passed
into the XSLT transform to provide the basedir for the images.
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From: Clay Leeds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Jul 23, 2004, at 6:20 AM, Danny wrote:
> Clay,
>
> Thanks for the response.
>
On Jul 23, 2004, at 6:20 AM, Danny wrote:
Clay,
Thanks for the response.
The xml is being streamed from the database in this instance, so there
is no
xml file that resides in a directory to serve as the base for the
relative
path.
Is there no way to use to a classpath entry as the base for the
?
Danny Gallagher
Senior Software Engineer
The Gainer Group
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On Jul 22, 2004
On Jul 22, 2004, at 1:20 PM, Danny wrote:
** Application is a standalone Java Swing application. Cannot seem to
get a jpg to render in my pdf unless I hardcode the complete path to
the image in the external-graphic src attribute. The data in the pdf
renders fine, just no image. The image file
Problem - Cannot render - external-graphic src attribute
Using Fop 0.20.5 - Standalone Swing application
** Application is a standalone Java Swing application.
Cannot seem to get a jpg to render in my pdf unless I hardcode the complete
path to the image in the external-graphic src
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