Folk,
When I do a checkout or update of the cvs repository, it
checksout/updates a whole bunch of stuff (ending with
xml-fop/src/org/apache/fop/fo/properties), then says:
cvs update: cannot find password
cvs [update aborted]: use cvs login to log in first
Wouldn't it say this in the
Sirs,
I find the definition of compound datatypes very confusing. Fom an
implementation point of view, I find myself treating the compound
types not as datatypes but as another form of shorthand, whose major
difference from the existing shorthand properties is in the handling
of inheritance.
The logging used by fop has been changed to use a more common logging
library, logkit.
You just need to set the logger on the Driver, ie.
driver.setLogger(logger);
To see how to create a logger look at the getLogger method in the Driver,
and read up at jakarta.apache.org.
This information will
Hi All,
I have been doing some performance testing so we can get an idea of how
things might be improving (or getting worse) with changes to the code.
There are three types of tests. I have used 6 fo documents that are
generated 500 times.
- for each document a new jvm is started, so 3000
So the question is: can we drop java 1.1 support and use better data
structures?
+1 for this:
-even switching to a 1.2 JVM (+hotspot) without code changes often brings big
performance improvements compared to 1.1, so IMHO forcing users to 1.2 is a
good thing for FOP in general
-the
Hi at all,
I have two important question:
1) I have a jsp page that call a java function of my external class.
I pass at this object dynamic xml and stylesheet xsl
and then I have to pass some parameter at my stylesheet
that are stored in HttpSession object.
If I use XSLTransform from fop there
One area where we could make good use of avalon framework is the
configuration, currently we have our own implementation of some
configuration classes. Using their implementation would mean it is better
tested and used and should be a help.
Some of the other interfaces/classes may not be as
Hey Keiron:
If you're trying to build a consensus on this issue, I'd certainly vote for
dropping 1.1 support here -- especially as FOP moves forward with new design
and layout initiatives.
jw
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From: Keiron Liddle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 21,
Hi,
I have a question:
Is possible to generate and VISUALIZE
with a common Browser with Acrobat Reader plug-in
a PDF using a JSP that take in input a Dynamic XML?
Tanks!
D.Semprini
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Yes. See attached JSP. Without a parameter it reads
static XML file and displays it in HTML format, with
'fo' parameter it reads the .fo file and displays PDF,
and also has a link to display static XML as PDF. It's
easy to modify this to read external XML file and output
PDF. It used to work
Keiron Liddle wrote:
[..]
So the question is: can we drop java 1.1 support and use better data
structures?
--- Christian Geisert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
+1 (I think we should make this an official vote)
I think that FOP is not really usable in Applets which is the only sensible
Committers only get votes on the projects they're comitters for.
Non-committers are encouraged to provide input without voting.
Loose projects with a lot of committers get upset when non-committers
confuse the tally by using +1 in their input, so if you preface your
comments with, I don't get a
Alex McLintock wrote:
[..]
PS What are the rules for an official vote. I have been told off before
for voicing my opinion about a vote in another Apache project. Basically
I was told I couldn't vote because I hadn't contributed any source.
Shockingly enough this is true for FOP too.
see
Hi foppers
As promised, here's the new diff for the FOP Ant Task. I've changed the
format designators to MIME types (although the other output types are
supported, too) and added support for filesets. I didn't include support
for -awt and -print, though. -awt IMHO makes not much sense in
this
Karen,
Was number-rows-spanned support in 0.19.0? I have an .fo file that turns into a
.pdf file under 0.19.0 but complains of
WARNING: Number of cell columns under table-row not equal to number of
table-columns
for the two rows corresponding to the spanned rows. Under 0.20.1, fop goes
David,
I don't think it was in 0.19.0, which is consistent with the error
message.
The reason for the infinite loop may well be that some group of rows
which are held together by spans is too big to fit on the page. This is
a known bug, and I'm not currently working on it, as it's not that easy
You could try using getOutputStream and then building your own Writer by
putting on an encoding. The IllegalState is because you can't use the
Writer and the OutputStream in the same servlet.
But it seems to me if you've already written something to the output and
the FOP output is appended on to
Thanks!!!
Actually I changed the servlet to use the getOutputStream() and it works
fine even
for non-binary data. My new problem is the IE6 do not properly displays the
PDF data, I get what seems to be PDF internal stuff (what you will see if
you try to edit a PDF file in an editor). I think
Its a IE bug. Look at the msdn.microsoft.com for how
to open PDFs from IE. IE expects ur command line to
end with a .pdf so that it will opn the PDF. I could
not find a solution ot the problem.
--- Carmelo Montanez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks!!!
Actually I changed the servlet to use the
Keiron Liddle wrote:
Hi All,
I have been doing some performance testing so we can get an idea of how
things might be improving (or getting worse) with changes to the code.
[snip]
So the question is: can we drop java 1.1 support and use better data
structures?
Interesting results!
With
I was not sure if we were actually taking a vote yet... Anyhow my vote is:
+1 to change the minimum required JVM version to 1.2.
As has been mentioned previously, FOP already does not work with JDK 1.1
anymore (since Batik).
I am one of the poor souls stuck with JDK 1.1 (at least until next
klease 01/09/21 14:40:09
Modified:src/codegen foproperties.xml
Log:
Add support for values left and right in the text-align property. Fixes bugs 1723,
1724
Revision ChangesPath
1.24 +4 -2 xml-fop/src/codegen/foproperties.xml
Index: foproperties.xml
klease 01/09/21 14:42:08
Modified:src/codegen properties.xsl
Log:
Add support for mapping multiple keywords to the same constant in enumeration/value.
Remove commented out stuff.
Revision ChangesPath
1.12 +17 -21xml-fop/src/codegen/properties.xsl
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Keiron Liddle wrote:
Hi All,
.
Some recent changes have improved the times by about 1 - 2% but one
change
that I have tried has made about a 60% improvement with the threaded
test.
This is by simply using HashMap instead of Hashtable. This is very
significant for cocoon and
From reading the 0.20.1 sources it appears that the StreamHandler (or
whatever, I must confess I forgot the exact name) in the Driver's
FOPTreeBuilder will not be initialized if one uses the results of
getContentHandler() to drive the Driver with SAX messages.
I note in the latest sources this
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