On Tue, 29 May 2001 20:09:28 Christopher Farley wrote:
> I am using the Fop 0.19-CVS from a week ago.
>
> I have no problems running Fop from a XTerm. However, when running from
> the console I get a stack trace like below.
>
> I think this started happening when the SVG stuff was delegated to
i wonder wheater it's possible to use FOP without a
physical xml data file, i ve got a servlet that
generate the xml data, but i want to reduce time not
saving the file.
it is possible??? how¿¿
Thanks in advance, Jesús M. Gómez-Caraballo S-V
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I could create an 80 pages PDF document (through cocoon(FOP 0_12_1)
+apache+oracle), but i need now a document of 400 pages. I tried and i got
a message of run out of memory. Do you have an idea how to increase the
memory of the JVM. Shoud i change the version of FOP (for ie 0_18_0) ?
Thanks in
at the command line run java -X for information on setting memory sizes.
Running java with the -Xmx128m will change the maximum memory size from
the default 64mb to 128mb.
rgds
CB
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FOP uses a very large chunk of memory when "writing out pdf". Even after increasing
the memory available for the JVM you might run into problems. IE chrashes/lockups on
win98 etc.
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Hi,
I'm using the AWTRenderer to print documents. Portrait pages are fine but
I'm having problems with landscape pages.
I have a very basic Printable subclass that calls the AWTRenderer's
printing methods.
If the pageHeight < pageWidth I'd like to rotate the page 90 degrees.
The 'transform' me
The best way I know of to support this on a headless server is using a
virtual frame buffer (Xvfb) which comes with XFree. I think Sun is planning
to have it fixed in JDK 1.4. See
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4281163.html for more
info.
-Kelly
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Martin,
In the latest CVS for AWTRenderer is some code in getPageFormat() that
handles portrait and landscape modes. Maybe get a cvs update and see how it
goes.
Daniel
>
> I'm using the AWTRenderer to print documents. Portrait pages are fine but
> I'm having problems with landscape pages.
>
> I
If I remember well, JPEG images can be stored directly in PDF documents.
FOP reads images, decompresses them, and store them compressed by ZLib. A
lot of changes needs to be done to store images in their "native" format...
Eric.
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FO
Yes, this is possible. Instead of using a file as an input source, construct
and use a DOM tree instead, and use Fop's DOM processor.
JT
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From: Jesus M. Gómez-Caraballo S-V [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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At 02:04 PM 5/30/01 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I could create an 80 pages PDF document (through cocoon(FOP 0_12_1)
>+apache+oracle), but i need now a document of 400 pages. I tried and i got
>a message of run out of memory. Do you have an idea how to increase the
>memory of the JVM. Shoud
Hi,
I have a very simple foo.fo file (see attachment) that contains a table
with one row and one column, followed by a couple of blocks. The table
cell is declared this way:
When processing this file with Fop-0.18.1-DEV, the table-cells
border-width seems to also affect the page height. The
Try using the latest FOP from CVS , which has some new features for the out
of memory problem. Run fop with the commandline option -buf buffer_file.
This should get it going.
seshadri
Fop Support
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