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ClassLoader loader = this.getClass().getClassLoader();
URL url = loader.getResource(cv.xsl);
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You'll have a xml-parser in your classpath that doesn't support namespaces
in sax. Search for parser.jar or jaxp.jar in your classpath and replace it
with xerces.
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I had this problem when I had old IBM's parser.jar hanging
around in the classpath. Even putting xerces.jar in front
didn't help, I had to explicitely set up the parser factory:
System.setProperty( javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory,
org.apache.xerces.jaxp.SAXParserFactoryImpl );
However,
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We're evaluating FOP as an alternative to our current XML publishing
softtware, and have discovered that the biggest obstacle is our large set of
legacy .eps graphics. Apparently, FOP only supposrts SVG for vector
graphics.
We can batch convert our .eps files into .pdf, which leads me to the
Why not convert eps to gif/jpg and then embed gifs/jpgs into the document?
Bill Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10/30/2001 09:35:50 AM
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Subject: Alternative to SVG
We're evaluating FOP as an alternative to
There are several reasons for not converting the .eps graphics to a
bitmapped format:
1) These illustrations (and we have literally thousands of them) are
technical illustrations that require very clear printed output. Most
conversion software that I'm familiar with simply grabs the tiff
At 01:41 PM 10/30/01 +0530, NagarajaRao wrote:
Hi,
ApacheFOP deosn't support Landscape and Portrait. Isn't it? If we want to
have Landscape or Portrait, we need to change the dimensions accordingly. If
i am wrong, will anyone please send me a sample?
thanks regards
nagaraja rao
It's not FOP
If I were you, I think I would investigate conversion to svg further.
pstoedit (www.pstoedit.net) has a shareware plugin for convertion .eps to
svg, but I don't know how good it is. There might exist other packages that
do the same (let me know if you find any!). Also the newest Adobe
Title: Displaying SVG with the Fop servlet
Hello there!
I have a problem displaying fo files that contain svg using the Fop servlet supplied with distribution 0.20.2.
Fo files without any svg content generate and display in the browser with no problem, fo files with svg generate and
Thanks to all for the advice, but I'm afraid I've already gone down those
paths.
We could indeed translate our .eps graphics into .svg, and have in fact
considerred this. One can use either Mayura or Illustrator for that
purpose. However, it is an extremely long task given the number of
Phil,
I did try pstoedit, and it didn't work on a good percentage of our graphics
(most in fact).
Thanks,
Bill
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I don't think it's possible to embed pdf directly into another pdf
document.
It *might* be possible to support eps directly with fop by using pdf
xobjects (not quite sure here, but I think I remember somthing about that
from the pdf spec), but then the pdf document would have to be printed on
Hi again,
Further to the message I sent a few minutes ago suggesting pstoedit
for EPS to SVG conversion - I've had a quick play, and it seems that
there are two ways to make pstoedit create SVG. Either you pay $50
to enable the shareware SVG back-end, or use use -f plot-svg.
This uses GNU
In the PDF specs I actually found something about including PostScript.
Chapter 4.10 PostScript XObjects might be a solution but it also says
there:
Note: Since PDF 1.3 encompasses all of the Adobe imaging model features
of the PostScript language, there is no longer any reason to use
PostScript
Hi All
I'm facing the same problem like Kenneth's No. 1. My gif-Image is quite big
(3000x2000 pixels) and should be scaled down to about 2x1 cm.
I already tried the trick using a block-container of suitable size, but
still there is no error and no image coming up. Any suggestions?
- Corinna
Try putting it inside of a table. I did this and I wasn't having any
problems with it.
Paul Branham
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Just a note of interest...IBM Alphaworks just joined the game. See
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/xfc?openl=138,t=gr,p=xfc.
I already responded on comp.text.xml about the output-independence thing.
Seems to me that maybe XFC ain't the first to do that. :-) Other than that I
figure this is
If you run Cocoon2rc1a, Tomcat-3.2.3, FOP-0.20.1, Apache-1.3.20 and wonder
why external-graphics does not work. Then you have to install Tomcat-4.0.1
!
That is the way to solve this little problem.
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