-Original Message-
From: Clay Leeds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hehehe.. That's what I was looking for (I _thought_ there was a link
like that!). Only problem is, I scoured the FOP Home and
Development tabs and couldn't find it. If I couldn't find it after
searching ( searching
This NullPointerException appears to be coming from with the FOP
internals, but I'm unsure of what the actual cause is. I was not
receiving this problem until I recently switched from XSLT to XSLTC, and
the problem does not always arise. I'm caching both my compiled
templates, and my drivers,
From: Jeremy Nix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This NullPointerException appears to be coming from with the FOP
internals, but I'm unsure of what the actual cause is. I was not
receiving this problem until I recently switched from XSLT to XSLTC, and
the problem does not always arise. I'm caching both my
Yes, it is a multithreaded environment.
Fop version: 0.20.5
JDK version: 1.4.1_01
O/S: Win2000
So would this be caused by 2 threads using the same instance of a
Driver, or 2 threads using the same instance of a compiled template, or
something else?
_
Jeremy Nix
From: Clay Leeds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip/
BTW, IIRC it's been discussed on the list (ad nauseam) that the official
tag name is HEAD, but frankly, I don't remember why so many terms appear
to be synonymous. Unless I'm mistaken, the site refers to HEAD using the
following other terms: Redesign
From: Jeremy Nix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, it is a multithreaded environment.
Fop version: 0.20.5
JDK version: 1.4.1_01
O/S: Win2000
So would this be caused by 2 threads using the same instance of a
Driver, or 2 threads using the same instance of a compiled template, or
something else?
It doesnt
From: Chris Bowditch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Clay Leeds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip/
BTW, IIRC it's been discussed on the list (ad nauseam) that the official
tag name is HEAD, but frankly, I don't remember why so many terms appear
to be synonymous. Unless I'm mistaken, the site refers to HEAD using
The vote portion relates to standardizing on a name for the
Development Version. I would like this to be site-wide (and maybe I'm
just the guy to do it), but for now I'm only referring to changing
references on FOP/Download. (I understand it doesn't make sense to
change the tag in CVS).
On 12.11.2003 19:11:26 Victor Mote wrote:
If we have test cases that need to be run, then we need to document that
process. The last comments I remember (from Keiron, IIRC) were that testing
was hopelessly broken and not yet worth fixing. I know Joerg has a testing
scheme in place, but I
vmote 2003/11/13 09:41:20
Modified:src/documentation/content/xdocs/dev testing.xml
Log:
1. add section regarding basic/API tests
2. add warning that the functional testing is inoperative
Revision ChangesPath
1.5 +9 -1
vmote 2003/11/13 10:01:49
Modified:src/documentation/content/xdocs/dev tools.xml
Log:
add developer checklist
Revision ChangesPath
1.8 +11 -1 xml-fop/src/documentation/content/xdocs/dev/tools.xml
Index: tools.xml
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Anyway, I've added some basic functionality or API tests some time ago.
These are called during build IF JUnit is installed in your Ant
installation. Just copying junit.jar into Ant's lib directory should do
it. The build will then check if the high-level APIs for
On 13.11.2003 19:27:24 Victor Mote wrote:
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Anyway, I've added some basic functionality or API tests some time ago.
These are called during build IF JUnit is installed in your Ant
installation. Just copying junit.jar into Ant's lib directory should do
it. The build
Hello,
I was trying to use font-stretch attribute in my SVG which I wanted to
convert to PDF using PDFTranscoder. I ran into some problems.
I first added the proper font element to my configuration file. However, the
transcoder didn't use it as expected. It ignored my stretch attribute. It
Sure, just send patches. I think there are no immediate plans. The PDF
transcoder has a pretty good feature set (thanks to Keiron Liddle
in particular) but it is certainly not complete. So we're happy to add
your contributions. Just be patient with us for applying the patches as
we're undermanned
-Original Message-
From: Clay Leeds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The vote portion relates to standardizing on a name for the
Development Version. I would like this to be site-wide (and maybe I'm
just the guy to do it), but for now I'm only referring to changing
references on
-Original Message-
From: Petar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was trying to use font-stretch attribute in my SVG which I wanted to
convert to PDF using PDFTranscoder. I ran into some problems.
Yup! font-stretch currently not implemented
(see:
Clay Leeds wrote:
(Personally, I like FOP-1.0DR1
Hmm. I'm not sure the first release from the trunk should be an 1.0.
OTOH, TRUNK and HEAD are CVS specific terms which will probably confuse
the common FOP user. Too bad, I like HEAD.
J.Pietschmann
Victor Mote wrote:
-1 on the name. There is no such thing as FOP 1.0DR1. It is a naming
convention only, and IMO, not a good one.
Correct. What about current development version?
J.Pietschmann
Chris Bowditch wrote:
Not 100% certain that configuration is the problem,
It is: the exception is thrown in the code which reads user
fonts from the config file.
All relevant methods on the Driver are synchronized, as well
as the static image functions, they can't cause trouble any
more (except
Jeremy Nix wrote:
Yes, it is a multithreaded environment.
See
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#multithreading
J.Pietschmann
I've reviewed the steps here (many times), and I pool a number of Driver
objects for my rendering. The only conclusion I could come up with was
something with the precompiled xsl was causing my troubled. I only
received this nullpointer exception when I pre-compiled my xsl documents
into
J.Pietschmann wrote:
It is: the exception is thrown in the code which reads user
fonts from the config file.
Ow - scratch that. The exception originates while writing font
ressources to the PDF. But I still think it's a problem with
overwriting the configuration.
J.Pietschmann
Jeremy Nix wrote:
I've reviewed the steps here (many times), and I pool a number of Driver
objects for my rendering.
The important question is: how do you handle Configuration?
Do you call new Configuration() more than once?
The only conclusion I could come up with was
something with the
I never create a new Configuration. Is this something that I should be
doing? The only interaction I do with Configuration is:
Configuration.put(baseDir, System.getProperty(user.dir));
_
Jeremy Nix
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Victor Mote wrote:
Clay Leeds wrote:
Perhaps it was laziness (ouch! ;-p), but I'd like to think not. I spent
10-15 minutes looking on the site to determine where I could download
the the 1.0Dev version to test with--actually, I've gone searching a
*bunch* of times, only to get frustrated and
--- Peter B. West [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then there is no need for us to actually construct
development
snapshots. The build process is not onerous, and it
doesn't take 12
hours to build.
I agree--and am concerned that the primary motivation
for these snapshots is Clay simply not
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