fred redf wrote:
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>
> Hi Boby,
>
> The prob is that svg renderer *need* to connect to an
> X11 server cause batik relies on AWT. When you run it
> via the command line there is no prob (assuming you
> actually are connected to some kind of X11 server). I
> found a workaround by running servle
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
> and...
> - Try to get the Batik team to remove the AWT dependencies so FOP can be
> run on a head-less Unix machine without Xvfb.
>
Well, if you use PJA (http://www.eteks.com), you dont even need to do an
X hack like that, and its pure java.
Works for me.
Cheers
Sergei Timofejev wrote:
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>
> KavaChart
>
> http://www.aoindustries.com/docs/javachart/api/chart.package.html
>
Or PopChart. http://www.corda.com.
Its very quick, and produces svg, flash, and gif graphs. Its a breeze to
set up, and accessibile via http or direct api.
Cheers
James
Phillips Tony wrote:
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>
> Win2K/NT... wonder if it's not going out of scope before I pick up the
> copy,
> hmm. Perhaps if I force a garbage collect it will help! Something to
> try...
>
> thanks
>
> Tony
>
Not that this is a FOP related thing. But forcing a gc is the _wrong_
way to do
Phillips Tony wrote:
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>
> Hello,
>
> I think I have a problem with my generated PDF files! To make it easier to
> handle distribution of the output files, I produce the output PDF in a
> temporary 'working' directory which is fine. I then copy the output PDF to
> its final destination and,
OK, the problem is that weblogic contains in its classpath some XML
parser stuff. (Off topic, but why anybody ever decided that using a
single static method to get an XML parser (which one you get only
controlled by the classpath is totally beyond me. It might work fine in
some cases, but sin
Just a thought... did anybody try FOP with jRockit JVM?
James
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The performance of FOP needs quite a bit of work. At least thats the
impression I get from many people round here. However, its really new
software ( hanve version 0.20 I would imagine ), and I think that that
probably the coders are working on getting the functionality there
before spending
I like the idea
I was also wondering if theres a way to get notified of certain events
happening, like the completion of a page, number of pages calculated, or
similar, via some callback mechanism This way I could keep more of
an eye on the progress of a rendering job.
Cheers
James
Jim Urban wrote:
So how do you use a url that ends
> with .pdf when using servlets?
>
I think you can do
http://any.url/servlets/Blah?stuff=.pdf
but not certain
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Although really you should use the font metrics & kerning tables...
James
BuchtÃk, Michal wrote:
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>
> It's not universal for all fonts, but
> we know font which is used and the font-size
> so we find a longest string in collumn
>
> column-width = longest_string_length * avg(charsizes_of_f
Phillips Tony wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> I'm putting together a bill production facility which is now almost
> complete; there's some reasonably complex XSL:FO stuff to produce lovely
> bills in PDF...and I'm impressed with FOP. However, I now need to print
> 'em!
>
> I've looked at a couple of
Jim Urban wrote:
>
> Using XSLT does not change the data. It simply formats the data for
> display.
not that this relates to FOP, but I think XSLT, as its turing complete,
cannot be said to change any data any less than perl, or
James
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gt; it should tell you what you need to know.
>
> On 2001.11.30 17:47 James Richardson wrote:
>
>>When rendering my previous post, Batik seems to be able to render fine
>>in the GUI, but when included in FOP ( either as external graphic, or
>>instream foreign object ), t
When rendering my previous post, Batik seems to be able to render fine
in the GUI, but when included in FOP ( either as external graphic, or
instream foreign object ), the rendered text has the most ugly jaggies.
I think I read in the archive that FOP rasterises the SVG before
inserting into
Please excuse my stupidity
I had the following in the SVG:
Note lack of end tag for the
Still, the error msg threw me a little.
Cheers!
James
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Keiron Liddle wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> Have you tried the svg standalone though batik.
> The exception is being thrown by batik. It looks like a problem where
> batik causes a class cast exception when an image cannot be found (ie.
> file:///m:/overlay.txt is wrong).
My apologies, I didn't ex
Hi,
The following svg file crashes out the PDF renderer I hand wrote the
file, so I dont know if is a bug in the XML. Adobe's plugin seems to
render it OK.
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/03/WD-SVG-2303/DTD/svg-2303-stylable.dtd";
>
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"; >
There must be a better way for specifying sax parsers than each project
in the work rewriting java/xml/parsers/SAXParserFactory. This is
completely terrible.
I've just looked throught the various jar files I have and I have no
less than 5 different implementations!
FOP is (and surely other p
Since posting this, I have come to realise that this is a common
problem. I have not seen though a definative solution for the problem.
Weblogic does seem to include a lot of the xerces / xalan code, but it
is repackaged, so I think the problem lies with the order in which the
classes are set
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