Hello
If I print something like this
fo:blockxsl:value-of select=text//fo:block
I need to know on which position fop will this text print. For example 150
mm from the top of the page. I need this information to evaluate if I should
force a line break?
How do you solve this problem?
Marc
I have _exactly_ the same problem. Nothing I have tried has worked.
Please help
- Paul Smith
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From: Kuehnberger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 09 October 2001 09:52
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Servlet called twice
Hi,
My servlet can produce html or pdf,
Matt:
I have spent the last three years learning XML/XSL/XPath and the like.
Since I work almost exclusively with Microsoft technologies - I crossed
over to the dark side :) - I have never had the need to learn Java. It
seems all the formatters for FO are written in Java, so I can't jump
into
On Tuesday 09 October 2001 10:52, Kuehnberger wrote:
my servlet is still called twice when the output is pdf,
Are you using Internet Explorer as a client?
If yes, this is a known problem: IE often does additional requests for
non-HTML files. AFAIK this is hard, if not impossible, to solve on
The problem with the servlet being called twice is a problem with Internet
Explorer and the way it handles foriegn MIME types. in IE 5.5 and below the
document is requested and one IE sees that it is a MIME type it does not
handle it then loads Acrobat and re-requests the document. There is no
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Hello
How can I insert 20mm spaces between two inline tags? This don't work:
1)
fo:block
fo:inlinexsl:value-of select=xxx//fo:inline
fo:inline space-start=20mmxsl:value-of select=yyy//fo:inline
/fo:block
-- WARNING: property 'space-start' ignored
2)
fo:block
fo:inlinexsl:value-of
Jeff,
I'm in the same boat as you. However, I have worked out a way of using FOP
that doesn't require the use of batch files, environment variables and all
that other messy stuff that Windows developers left behind ages ago. What I
do is build a command line to java.exe that specifes everything
Firstly where ever you read that it needs w3c.jar is wrong (or out of
date).
the jars you need are (for the current version)
fop.jar
batik.jar
logkit-1.0b4.jar
avalon-framework-4.0.jar
xerces-1.2.3.jar
also xalan if you are using xml+xsl
these should be in the lib dir (and build dir for
If all else fails: you could try to use the XSLT debugger from VBXML.com to
make sure
your XSLT proces is correct (i.e. you actually produce the FO
needed/wanted). Next,
simply call FOP and check the PDF.
You don't need to learn Java to use FOP (actually, I hardly know any java at
all). What
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