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Hi,
if the glyphs are shown correctly in the document
and you are not able to find something using the
text-search option this is maybe the result of an
embedded font. afaik fop renders embedded fonts
to something like bit-stream-characters (correct
me if i'm wrong) these characters do not
Folks:
1) Can I use a percentage for the column width? For example:
fo:table-column column-width=20%/
2) Is the 'auto' table layout implemented yet?
3) Is it possible to dynamically declare my table columns using a
for-each? For example:
xsl:for-each select=reportrow/cell[not(@display)]
Hi,
I have just downloaded FOP 0.20.2 and have included the appropriate jars
into my classpath. To test my installation, I have created a simple
program based on the code in the Embedding FOP page. Here is the
code:
//
import java.util.*;
import
Paul,
There is already a class which will take the xml, xsl files and outpu a pdf!
There is also a batch file (if you or unix a shell script) which will do this for you.
It is is in your fop installation directory and is called fop.bat (fop.sh on unix).
This is for a standalone application. Are
Hi Amit,
I'm sorry; I should have mentioned that these errors occur while running the
standalone application
as well. As to your question, I want to use Fop within an application on the client
side.
Cheers...Paul
Amit wrote:
Paul,
There is already a class which will take the xml, xsl
Paul I haven't had much luck with XSLTInputHandler
For some reason I could never get it working. I used
org.apache.fop.tools.xslt.XSLTransform instead and
everything works great.
I have attached my code for a servlet, so to use it in your application substitute all
the
ByArrayOutputStream to
Yuri:
Thanks - that cleared it up and I got it working. I needed to only
reference one of the rows - I was previously getting all of the cells under
the rows. The only snag now is the column widths.
Thanks,
Lou
Shkuro, Yuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10/02/2001 12:56:44 PM
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Hi Louis,
to answer your question #2:
auto layout is not yet implemented.
I'm not quite sure about #1, as I didn't test it. But as I recall it,
percentages for table-columns are not (yet) implemented. Anybody who knows
it for sure?
- Corinna
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Amit,
I did as you asked and here is the resulting exceptions. I'm stumped.
/**/
javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException: javax.xml.parsers.FactoryConfigurationError:
com.sun.xml.p
at
Paul,
It looks like the ParserFactory is looking for (and not finding) the
Sun parser rather than the xerces parser which comes with the Fop
package. This could be due to having an old version of the jaxp.jar or
parsers.jar (or maybe crimson.jar) on your classpath. Is the CLASSPATH
variable set?
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