Just in case anyone is interested, see this benchmarking from an earlier
post. I still haven't figured out what causes the serious degradation on
Unix with two or more concurrent reports. But I did find out it only
occurs when running FOP on a servlet inside Weblogic! Two separate Java
processes
large enough to contain your biggest possible header
2) depending on the structure of your documents, put the entire document
into an fo:table and put the header part into the fo:table-header.
Regards,
Karen
Matt Savino wrote:
Is there any to avoid explicitly setting the extent of header
Is there anyway to get a table header to print differently after the
first time/page? Namely I want to reprint the title above a particular
table everytime the page breaks, but I want to add '(Con't)' to the end
of the title. I'm already using a page header and then a table header
within that.
.
-Matt
Arved Sandstrom wrote:
At 09:33 PM 10/24/01 -0400, Matt Savino wrote:
Jim, I'm doing the same thing with my report. Add a different last-page id
block at the end of each section ( fo:block
id=last-csr-page/fo:block) You'll also have to start a new
master-page-sequence with each
I work for a giant healthcare company, and it's still hard for me to
imagine how the data comes from --somewhere-- then is inserted into an
fo: document with no chance for any text manipulation. Not saying I
don't believe it, Id just love to hear the situation.
So what about some kind of quick
detailed and advanced analysis for the client.
We would sincerely appreciate any more help with this issue. It would be a
terrible shame for us and FOP for the project to go BUST.
Thanks again!
Rachael
Matt Savino wrote:
I work for a giant healthcare company, and it's still hard
I've been using this constriction for the occasional horizontal line in
my reports:
fo:block text-align=center background-color=green
space-before.optimum=4pt space-after.optimum=4pt
line-height=1pt/fo:block
I like it because it's independent of any table structures I insert it
into.
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I've been using this constriction for the occasional horizontal line
fo:block/
Matthias Fischer wrote:
How do I generate a line break, such as is generated by BR in HTML, in FO?
Matthias
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I am in the exact same situation as far as my xml source. I've currently
been using a DOM XSLT transform and sending that result to FOP.
I built the latest CVS so I could try SAX (since the SAX input is broken
in .20.1). But as you'll see below, the times seem about the same. I
also don't know
Ours is an SSL site. Like I wrote I just sue the absolute file path
below.
It works for all the Unix boxes. PDF imbeds the image anyway, rather
than just linking to it and letting the browser server it up like HTML
does. So you shouldn't see that secure-to-insecure error.
Todd McGrath wrote:
All my urls are .jsp and I don't have a problem with IE 4-5-6
recognizing them as PDF--as long as I set the response contentType. I
have a myriad of other problems with older verisons of IE, but this is
not one of them.
Cyril Rognon wrote:
It has been reported many times that IE5.0 needs some
Try xsl:choose.
I'm available for consulting.
Edward Dowgiallo wrote:
I seem to be not getting the intended use of xsl:choice.
The following stylesheet segment causes fop to terminate with the
message: ...; Line 78 Column 25; [ERROR]: null
fo:block font-family=Helvetica
Sorry, I didn't read the bottom.
You can only include one xsl:when as a child of xsl:choose. (There
is no concept of a case switch or elsif in XSLT.)
test=//eraname returns true if there is an element eraname anywhere
in the document. To search only the children of the current node, take
out
I've been meddling on this board for several months now and this has to
be the 5-6th time that some variation of this problem has come up. (In
my case I need to put the word 'Continued' in every instance of a table
header that occurs after the first page break.) It still amazes me that
with all
Try breaking your document into multiple page-sequences.
Luigi Savini wrote:
I need to produce a very large PDF document (about 1300 pages!), no images,
just plain text.
I set JVM memory parameters (Xms and Xmx) but i can't process this document
anyway.
Did anyone try to modify sources
My problem is that I need to change the filepath between environments.
(NT and Unix). In all of my Java/JSP code I use an environment-level
(Weblogic domain-level) properties file for any values that must change
from across environments and which I haven't figured out a way to get by
with
Right now keep-with-next at the row level is the only thing that works.
But if you have more rows than can fit on a page, FOP goes into an
endless loop.
This issue isn't adressed at all in the upocoming maintenance release is
it?
Phillips Tony wrote:
Thanks, still can't seem to get it
will do
Christian Geisert wrote:
Matt Savino wrote:
Right now keep-with-next at the row level is the only thing that works.
But if you have more rows than can fit on a page, FOP goes into an
endless loop.
This issue isn't adressed at all in the upocoming maintenance release
of very large, relatively simple reports. I'd love to
stay within xsl:fo though.
Thanks for all your hard work,
Matt Savino
Arved Sandstrom wrote:
Hi, Pete
I think that it would be most accurate to say that there is a relatively
stable core of features - the feedback on this list has been
for a third clone at this time. I'm sure you hear this sob story
all the time.
As far as paying some third-party to address performance concerns, do
you think that would make sense before the redesign is completed?
thx,
-Matt
alex wrote:
At 03:37 25/01/02, Matt Savino wrote:
Arved, thanks
Actually I am willing to volunteer a few hours a week towards anything
the group needs done. I know it's not much, but if there's some admin or
minor programming task that no one wants to do, etc.
Matt Savino wrote:
Thanks Alex, point taken. I would love nothing more than to help
Thanks Betty for filling in some of the blanks. (I was mixing up XEP and
PassiveTex in a post I made earlier. I forgot XEP is RenderX.)
I just had a couple of questions:
Antenna House is Windows-only right?
Do you think XEP's command line-driven approach would work within a J2EE
internet
The general path is to convert XML-FO via XSLT, then run FOP on the FO
file. FO is XML, but it contains much more than just the data, so it
ends up looking more like HTML. See the FOP examples.
Hope I'm interpreting the problem right!
-Matt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thierry,
I guess I am so
Well since you said please and it is a sunny day (at least in LA)...
Roland wrote:
At 11:58 AM 2/1/02 -0800, you wrote:
I've attached an XSLT stylesheet that we use to create a PDF version of
a clinical trial participant's lab report. It uses some fairly
Can you please send us an example
that I can
use to begin a new page-sequence at the XSLT level. I do have section
breaks that I can use, but these sections could end one line into the
page. I think this would look a little odd if I have to do it every 20
pages or so.
Thanks a lot,
Matt Savino
I've been told than an extension is the way to go for these two needed
features:
1. Add a string ['(Continued)'] to a table header if the table spans
multiple pages. Note these tables are part of the content and can start
anywhere in the page. They could be seen more like paragraphs or blocks
Weird. I posted a reply to this thread that I see on my work account,
but my home Earthlink account never picked it up. This is the second
time I've seen this. Anyone else experience this problem?
-Matt
Keiron Liddle wrote:
Sure. I'll change that.
Is there any chance that you could get
I can't really tell from this example, but I know I ran into an issue
where I was trying to use a JSP page to generate either PDF or HTML. I
finally realized I was getting an error when the output was PDF which
was due to whitespace between the %% tags. The JSP engine compiles
whitespace as
Isn't it true that keep-with-next is still only implemented for the
table-row element?
-Matt
Stephen Bannasch wrote:
keep-with-next still doesn't work on 0.20.3
I tried to add a comment to:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5434
but i couldn't figure out how
Search my threads a few months back. In my case XEP was 10 times slower
than FOP. The RenderX guys looked at and said there was something weird
about my tables. By most accounts RenderX and FOP should be about the
same speed. I told them (RenderX) that if they could figure it out and
XEP proved
I thought keep-together-with-next worked at the row level on .20.3. (W/o
going into an endless loop like .20.2 did if the selected group of rows
happened to span more than a page.) What is the final word on this?
-Matt
Patrick Andries wrote:
To be frank, although I have the same experience
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