Re: Will HTTP Sesion be maintained in fop.jar for Image Requests??

Raja wrote: Hi All, We are trying to embbed dynamically generated image which is flushed from servlet using jimi.jar's API and . The src attribute is set as http://localhost:8080/myComponent. The problem we are facing is that this request to Image is not maintaining the HTTP Session. Is there any

Will HTTP Sesion be maintained in fop.jar for Image Requests??

  Hi All,     We are trying to embbed dynamically generated image which is flushed from servlet using jimi.jar's API and   . The src attribute is set as http://localhost:8080/myComponent.    The problem we are facing is that this request to Image is not maintaining the HTTP Session. Is there

SV: Difference between fop.jar in distribution and after a new build.

ailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Skickat: den 20 mars 2002 12:44 Till: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ämne: Re: Difference between fop.jar in distribution and after a new build. Klosa Uwe wrote: > Hi, > > I've got following problem: > > If I use the fop.jar, which is included in the distribution 20

Re: Difference between fop.jar in distribution and after a new build.

Klosa Uwe wrote: > Hi, > > I've got following problem: > > If I use the fop.jar, which is included in the distribution 20.0.3, my > pdf-generation is working fine. > When I run build.sh (with no errors), the resulting fop.jar is creating an > error. The output

Difference between fop.jar in distribution and after a new build.

Hi, I've got following problem: If I use the fop.jar, which is included in the distribution 20.0.3, my pdf-generation is working fine. When I run build.sh (with no errors), the resulting fop.jar is creating an error. The output contains only %PDF-1.3 %ª«¬­. In log contains no error descri

Re: Differences between fop.jar and Fop-0.20.2\src

iles present in the "src" >directory. > But some classes are missing : all the classes from the package >"org.apache.fop.fo.properties". > > I've found these classes in the file fop.jar. > So I don't really have a problem but I was wondering why these

Differences between fop.jar and Fop-0.20.2\src

Hi people.  I am trying to run FOP with Visual Age.To see how FOP works, i have chosen to use the .java files present in the "src" directory.But some classes are missing : all the classes from the package "org.apache.fop.fo.properties". I've found these classes in the file fop.jar.So I don't really

Re: fop.jar

Arved Sandstrom wrote: >Did you check inside the build/ directory? > Hi Arved, thanks for your reply. Found it! - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: fop.jar

At 11:11 AM 9/5/01 +0100, Duncan Hull wrote: > >The latest fop distribution (020) in http://xml.apache.org/dist/fop/ >does not contain a fop.jar file (as with previous versions). I would >like to use the latest version of FOP but don't want to build it myself > >Is there a

fop.jar

The latest fop distribution (020) in http://xml.apache.org/dist/fop/ does not contain a fop.jar file (as with previous versions). I would like to use the latest version of FOP but don't want to build it myself Is there a reason why the fop.jar is not included in the distribution any

RTF backend status (was: where is fop.jar?)

> What happened to the rtf backend which Mr Bertarnd submitted? Actually I didn't submit the RTF backend yet, only made it available as a hacked version of fop on our own CVS server (:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/cvsroot, password is "anoncvs", module name is xml-fop, cvsweb at http:

where is fop.jar?

the latest fop distribution, doesnt come with the fop.jar?? It is painful building it all over again just to make some fixes in the code. What happened to the rtf backend which Mr Bertarnd submitted? There are plenty of people who use Word, but will the masses use it for editing xml content