On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 00:38, The Web Maestro wrote:
Charles,
I believe this is more a question for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
([EMAIL PROTECTED] to subscribe), but...
On Jan 17, 2005, at 8:30 AM, Charles Griswold wrote:
I've considering embedding FOP is a product I'm developing.
How stable and
From: Glen Mazza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Team,
But does anyone generate FO documents via DOM Trees
anymore?
Yes, we do in a back office fop intensive server application.
Manuel
manipulations, and then send it
off to be published into PDF?
2) Is using DOM Trees an optimal way for you to do
your work, or is it just legacy code you don't wish to
disturb? (I.e., if you had to rewrite it from the
beginning, would you still use DOM Trees?)
Glen
--- Manuel Mall
Simon,
tried the URL you gave
(http://www.leverkruid.nl/FOP/documentation.xml) and got the error (IE
6):
The system cannot locate the object specified. Error processing
resource 'http://www.leverkruid.nl/FOP/docbookx.dtd'.
Mozilla Firefox fails as well.
Manuel
The e-mail to fop-dev below which I received last night contained the Beagle
virus and according to the SMTP headers it was distributed via the Apache
mail server. This seems to indicate that
a) The Apache list server has no virus scanner.
b) As the fop-dev list is by subscription only that a
As an active FOP user I have been monitoring the fop-dev list for the last 2
years or so.
The recent discussion between Victor and Peter and Jrg's comment below seem
to highlight a difference in opinion where the project is headed.
Based on the various discussions on this list and the web site
will not read a tiff that we compress using
group 3 1D or 2D encoding.
For the time being will continue to use png images, however, still
unhappy with the amount of memory and processing time this requires.
Angus
Manuel Mall wrote:
Angus,
have you got JAI (Java Advanced Imaging) in your FOP
Angus,
have you got JAI (Java Advanced Imaging) in your FOP environment (see
http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html)?
If not that may be the problem as the TIFF support relies on the presence of
JAI. If JAI is not available it defaults to using JIMI and that again will
DCT encode your images as
Patrick,
I am following with much interest the integration of PDF encryption into
FOP.
While trying to understand how it is invoked (not configured) I got
confused. We currently using a 3rd party external tool to encrypt our PDFs
after creation through FOP. Each PDF is given its own different
Peter,
thanks for the update and explanation on your Alt-Design.
To be honest: I like it. Reminds me very much of my first exposure to
programming language processing (Compilers) nearly 30 years ago = top-down
recursive-decent parsing for Pascal. I still think its the best parsing
model around
While working on a patch I ran the generation of the fo examples in
docs/examples and noticed various warnings and errors being displayed (see
below).
I also noticed that the testsuite generation doesn't seem to work at all
(test/createpdf.sh).
Is it worthwhile cleaning this up? I have some time
I did (sort of) integrate the CCITT/TIFF compression based on JAI earlier
this year. See http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-devm=101125782918974w=2
But nobody seemed to be interested at the time.
Manuel
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Wolke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 13
I wanted to create an indented block and started with using a fo:block
element with padding-start/end and padding-before/after attributes. The
padding-before/after worked fine but the padding-start/end seemed to be
ignored.
After some more experimentation I found a solution by putting the block
I am not a committer nor a developer of fop (but prepared to do some work)
but mainly a user. However, here is my opinion on the matters raised.
1. I would like to see further maintenance releases on the 0.23 branch.
Valuable (to various users) updates to the last release have been posted to
To apply encryption to FOP generated PDF files we post process the files
with a command line tool called pdcat from a PDF tools set available from
http://pdf.glance.ch.
If you are looking for an all Java solution I believe iText from
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/ also allows encryption (but no
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- Original Message -
From: Manuel Mall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 8:17 PM
Subject: RE: Encryption
To apply encryption to FOP generated PDF files we post process the files
with a command
The error message complains about a missing protocol in the address.
Have you tried: file:/../../companylogo/url?
Manuel
-Original Message-
From: Troy Bottger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 29 January 2002 0:38
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: newbie needs help with
A few month ago Eric Dalquist added support for storing JPEG images in DCT
compressed format within a PDF file. This was triggered by his requirement
to have PDF files containing many JPEG images.
I have got a similar problem but I need to store many TIFF / CCITT Group 4
encoded images within a
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