On Mar 20, 2006, at 19:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Von: Andreas L Delmelle[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mar 17, 2006, at 20:12, Will Peterson wrote:
Hi Will,
Is there a way to suppress the ExternalGraphicException text that
renders inside an RTF document? Such that the document would be
rendered but exclude the text:
org.apache.fop.render.rtf.rtflib.rtfdoc.RtfExternalGraphic
$ExternalGraphicException: The tag fo:external-graphic does not
support gif - image type. (as well as the GIF image, of course)
I'm afraid it's hard-coded, but if you don't mind altering the class
itself, and then rebuild FOP, easy.
Just change the class in question's writeRtfContent() method, and
make that catch block a NOP. Should work nicely.
But where's the error message? RTF-output does not produce any
errors, that it's not able to insert the image...the better way
would be, to transform all the GIFs to PNGs. I use docbook to
create documents, so there's no need for me to write XSL-FO (it's
also easy to include into any Java-application, just use the
docbook-stylesheets and DTDs) AND it's possible to specify
different media types for different rendering systems (GIF for
HTML, PNG for FO or RTF-FO). So you see the image, too
Hey, if you wanna have a go at converting GIFs to PNGs on-the-fly,
then by all means, go ahead. The community will be grateful. :)
The OP asked how he could turn it off, hence my answer.
Cheers,
Andreas
