Thanks for the help.
Your second suggestion might be the better way for me. Following your Wiki,
I have a newbie question.
I created a congif file :
# Error log - FOP Config File
# Set and change Default logging for FOP
handlers= java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler
We're getting off-topic for this mailing list (should be on fop-users
anyway), but here goes:
You need to use a different handler, the FileHandler (see example below).
You can configure the filename as you want. See
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/logging/FileHandler.html
for
That all sounds good. As for the extension vs. Config approach, the
config could specify the default behavior users could override it
via individual fox:image-missing-behavior (or
fox:fail-on-missing-image or something). If there's no
@fox:[image-missing-behavior] specified, it'll do the config
As for size? I'd say we use whatever's specified, or default to small
if it's floating or page width.
Clay
On 2/18/08, The Web Maestro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That all sounds good. As for the extension vs. Config approach, the
config could specify the default behavior users could override
Hi all,
I am trying to install fop in unix system.
I downloaded the fop-0.20.5-src.tar and unzipped it in a windows machine.
Then I moved the unzipped files to unix system inside folder
/var/tmp/fop-0.20.5 .
Then under the folder /var/tmp/fop-0.20.5 ,I tried to generate a test pdf by
issuing
Dear Fop Devs,
i think this was the original intention of a processing instruction. I
really do not see clearly where fox:fail-on-missing-image would go in
the fo tree. A PI could mean: From this point on in the whole document.
HOWEVER: If fop currently uses no PIs (I am not sure about this),
Hi Princy
From the way you have phrased the question, it seems more of a unix
understanding issue and less of FOP.
This is what I would do, I am using Redhat Linux the baby brother of UNIX but
you should get it.
a) anything that has *-src* in it means its usually considered a source and not
