right off the bat.
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same deal.
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Hope that helps/works.
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rather than XSLT. Then again that kind of stuff
should probably be done in an extension.
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You could try checking out XSLFAST (http://www.xslfast.com/) that Stephan's
been working on.
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this is a little off topic, if I could get pointed to some documetation
that would be great. Othewise if you have a solution or some knowledge to
pass on I'd appreciate it.
We have 800+ neoware boxes that we're sending FOP generated PDF's too. The
PDF's display the embedded font (Aachen)
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I'm trying to port my application from using FOP .18 to FOP .20. My
application used to get the handler (FOTreeBuilder) from the Driver, then
fire SAX events on it. In .20 I get a null pointer exception, I believe
this is because the InputStream never gets initialized. Is there a way to
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effect of a background image. Only works on ONE PAGE DOCUMENTS though.
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I'm also verry interested in how you accomplished this. Looks great.
JohnPT
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I found a bug that I haven't seen reported. It seems that if you try to
include a SVG file with an empty text element you get a null pointer
exception. This only occurs if you use userconfig.xml file and set
entrykeystrokeSVGText/keyvaluefalse/value/entry
If you have an SVG with an empty text
I created a convenience class called PdfRenderer. It cache's a stylesheet and then you can process files or streams throught it. You can also pass parameters to your stylesheet with a hashtable (probably should have been a Hashmap). Anyway, it's not perfect, but it works and the class file shows
The newer version probably uses the Avalon logger. This will throw the ERROR message, but should not break the code. You'll have to search for that fix in the archives.
It sounds like your not getting the right data in your FO file. Try running your data through the stylesheet on the command
The user config options are static, so you can call this anywhere before you start you create your driver. You only have to call this once.
import org.apache.fop.apps.Options;
// Declare our FOP User Config file (this is where we get our fonts)
File userConfigFile = new File( userconfig.xml );
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big blue has a stylesheet that does a ok job at it. It's probably a good starting point if you have clean xhtml
conversion guide
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-xslfo2app/
stylesheet
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-xslfo2app/xhtml-to-xslfo.xsl
JohnPT
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