img file

2001-10-17 Thread NagarajaRao



Hi All,
Is there a way by which i can make fop to 
read .img file? No class files are available for it. How should i go 
about?

thanks  regards
Nagaraja Rao


Reading a .img file

2001-10-17 Thread NagarajaRao



Hi,
How can include .img file in pdf. ApacheFOP doesn't 
support it. Is there a way around?
thanks  regards
Nagaraja Rao


RE: Reading a .img file

2001-10-17 Thread Morrison, John



Three 
choices:

1) 
Convert from .img (what format is that btw?) to something that FOP does 
support
2) Add 
support for .img to FOP
3) 
Don't use FOP, use something which does support .img 
already.

It's 
really up to you...

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  Hi,
  How can include .img file in pdf. ApacheFOP 
  doesn't support it. Is there a way around?
  thanks  regards
  Nagaraja 
Rao

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Re: Reading a .img file

2001-10-17 Thread Louis . Masters


How about:

fo:external-graphic src={@isrc}/

-Lou





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Re: Reading a .img file

2001-10-17 Thread NagarajaRao



Hi,
The problem is, no one supports .img. Otherwise 
things would have been easy. Secondly, the conversion is not one time. so i 
can't rely on that.

thanks  regards
Nagaraja Rao

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  From: 
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  PM
  Subject: RE: Reading a .img file
  
  Three choices:
  
  1) 
  Convert from .img (what format is that btw?) to something that FOP does 
  support
  2) 
  Add support for .img to FOP
  3) 
  Don't use FOP, use something which does support .img 
  already.
  
  It's 
  really up to you...
  
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How can include .img file in pdf. ApacheFOP 
doesn't support it. Is there a way around?
thanks  regards
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RE: Reading a .img file

2001-10-17 Thread Jim Wright



Hey:

Lots 
and lots of third party image converters are available that can move (either on 
the fly, or in batch form) img file formats to .gif, .png or 
whatever.

I 
particularly like deBabelizer by Equilibrium software.

jw

  -Original Message-From: NagarajaRao 
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  7:07 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Reading a 
  .img file
  Hi,
  The problem is, no one supports .img. Otherwise 
  things would have been easy. Secondly, the conversion is not one time. so i 
  can't rely on that.
  
  thanks  regards
  Nagaraja Rao
  
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From: 
Morrison, John 
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' 
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 5:25 
PM
Subject: RE: Reading a .img file

Three choices:

1) 
Convert from .img (what format is that btw?) to something that FOP does 
support
2) 
Add support for .img to FOP
3) 
Don't use FOP, use something which does support .img 
already.

It's really up to you...

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  Hi,
  How can include .img file in pdf. ApacheFOP 
  doesn't support it. Is there a way around?
  thanks  regards
  Nagaraja 
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Re: Reading a .img file

2001-10-17 Thread Thieler Jens

 -Original Message-
 From: NagarajaRao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Wednesday, 17 October 2001 12:43 pm
 Hi,
 How can include .img file in pdf. ApacheFOP doesn't support it. Is there a
way around?
 thanks  regards
 Nagaraja Rao

What is an .img file?
There are quite a few exotic file formats that are branded img.

In case your refer to the IMG image file format, once defined
by Digital Research for the GEM windowing system of the ATARI
(my favorite computer then - some 15 years ago), well ...
isn't it extinct?

Anyhow, I would suggest you to write a
org.apache.fop.image.ImgImage decoder class
(or extend JAI or JIMI http://java.sun.com/products/jimi/)
and register it with the org.apache.fop.image.FopImageFactory.
(At least that would have been the hinge, last time I checked.)
That shouldn't be too hard whith the ATARI IMG format,
because it is fairly simple.
(Take a look at imgtoppm.c from the PBMPLUS package.)

Jens Thieler

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