keiron 01/10/11 23:40:13
Modified:src/org/apache/fop/image/analyser SVGReader.java
src/org/apache/fop/layout LineArea.java
src/org/apache/fop/render/svg SVGRenderer.java
src/org/apache/fop/svg PDFGraphics2D.java
keiron 01/10/11 23:44:09
Modified:lib batik.jar
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updated batik lib to 12/10/2001
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Hi all,
I'm generating a pdf from a servlet and although it's very easy to
use,
it's VERY slow and causes the browser to raise a timeout exception. I'm
using a Pentium III 500 + 500 Mb + jdk1.3 machine and it takes 5 minutes
to
get a 2 pages document with no graphics, just one big table with
Hi Siarom,
The problem is that your xsl file is generating a lot of formatting
object structures and properties which are legal in the XSL
specification, but which are not yet handled correctly by FOP. Many of
these are in the extended conformance category, meaning they are the
nice things to
Hi Pablo,
I ran your xml and xsl files on my machine (800MHz, 256Mb RAM, Linux,
JDK 1.3) and it ran in a 7 seconds using the fop command line from
0.20.2, which includes loading all the Java classes.
It does look like you could generate more efficient FO, because your XSL
currently makes one
There appears to be a way to package the MS JVM together with some Java
classes into an .exe. Mr. Kay (http://saxon.sourceforge.net/) does this
for his Saxon XSLT processor. Maybe he is willing to help (he is also very
busy, so be patient)
Freundliche Gruesse
Joerg Pietschmann
On Wednesday 10 October 2001 10:19, Thomas Kæregaard wrote:
I would like to distribute FOP with my application, but I don't want to
force people to install 5,4 MB worth of JRE.
Most likely you *will* have to distribute the JRE (unless you find a
compatible java-to-exe compiler?).
You might
I use Fop in a servlet to generate PDF output from dynamic generated data.
To start fop in a servlet xml xsl resource have to be a file (according to
FAQ).
So I have to store my dynamic xml data in a file.
But I want my Java Stream object to be passed to Fop.
Is it possible ?
Is it on todo
Hi !
Don't know if this is helpful, but I am using the following code, to
take a JDOM document which I input to FOP as a stream (inside the run
method).
I got most of this code from the JDOM faqs, and from other sources on
the internet.
Roger
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public static void renderFO(final Document
Hi!
Look into the API-Doku!
There is a constructor:
public Driver(org.xml.sax.InputSource source,
java.io.OutputStream stream)
And if you look into org.xml.sax.InputSource there is:
InputSource(InputStream byteStream)
Create a new input source with a byte stream.
Hi All,
So far I have only got a basic view of the area tree. I think the best way
to deal with changes from this direction is to build the area tree and then
change the renderers to handle the new area tree. This includes things like
viewports.
This will take some time it seems, then we need to
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Brian:
We just started using it. Although it is a bit _ugly_ and the letter
spacing is a bit off, our pages are OK. As we get more into TXT output,
I'll let you know if I we see this.
-Lou
Brian T. Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10/11/2001 07:51:49 PM
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The problem is that you are using SVG fonts. That is every character that
is drawn is converted into a set of curves. The real problem is that the
viewer (eg. acrobat) cannot display these curves very well. If you print
out the document (on a decent printer) you will see that the text appears
I was experimenting with fo:inline and I am not sure if this is valid?
fo:blockText before fo:inline color=blueText inside/fo:inline Text
after/fo:block
When running thru FOP 0.20.2 it appears to work correctly (i.e. some text
in black, then some text in blue, then some text in black), but I
Yes on both counts.
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From: Colin Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 9:03 AM
Subject: Slightly off topic, valid syntax
I was experimenting with fo:inline and I am not sure if this is valid?
fo:blockText before fo:inline
Thanks, I was too lazy to go hunting for the answer
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From: Scott Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 October 2001 03:01
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Slightly off topic, valid syntax
Yes on both counts.
- Original Message -
From: Colin Savage
Hi!
It is very correct XML! You can embedd tags in other tags surrounded
by text without problems:
fo:block
Text before
fo:inline color=blue
Text inside
/fo:inline
Textafter
/fo:block
Christian
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Von: Colin Savage [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Joerg,
What did you mean by this
--
FOP is not generally slow but under certain circumstances.
Try to use the FOP command line application to render your PDF and
watch the output. If you get lots of overflows, indicated by a ""
or an "INFO: " line, you'll have to fiddle with column widths and
Hi Art,
I am trying to send fop generated PCL from web server to network printers.
For each document, we know the print controls(like duplex etc.) Is there a
way to embed these controls as part of the PCL stream so that duplex prints
are automatically delivered as duplex without any other
Joe Batt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joerg,
What did you mean by this
--
FOP is not generally slow but under certain circumstances.
Try to use the FOP command line application to render your PDF and
watch the output. If you get lots of overflows, indicated by a
or an INFO: line, you'll have to
Hi Serge,
in theory, the solution would be to add the property display-align=center
to your region-body.
As this does not yet work, this is the current work-around:
- Define a table consisting of a single cell, with
* table-column as wide as the region-body
* table-row as high as the
Title: Table Layout with Page Breaks
Hi,
Yuri, generally the property keep-with-next should work. I
tested it with FOP 0.20.1 successfully.
I'm not quite sure if the hassle Darren creates by using
nested tables is a must-have.
You should achieve the same results by using keep-with-next
Hallo,
I made some modifications on FopServlet. A war file is
available for configuration in a web application. A short
explanation is also provided in the ReadMe.txt file.
I am sending you, here with, a zip file with the new version.
till next time,
Bedilu Habte.
I have got the default FOP code working generating PDF file based on local
example files. My source data does not reside on the local PC. I have the
XSL file on a web server and the XML data in an SQL server database field.
I have written a Java application that works fine with the local
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didn't provide many other details, so if assuming your using a stylesheet
of some kind,
have you tried
xsl:stylesheet
xsl:output method="text" indent="yes[or no]"/
...the
rest of the stylsheet...
/xsl:stylesheet?
You'd
have more control over the output.
Hope
this helps,
Matthew
We are working on that as well, though I don't have any good solutions yet
either. If you run across something please let me know.
Just as an FYI, I tried hardcoding a duplex print escape sequence into
PCLRenderer.java and it printed both sides as expected. So I figure once we
solve how to pass
Corinna,
Indeed, keep-with-next does work when set for each row. But you scared me
with
the endless loop comment, so for now I would keep my stylesheets the way I
had them.
Somewhat related question: I am using space-before for those short tables to
leave
some white space between them, but
What I
meant was have you tried the following in place of using the fop text renderer
option. If text output is what you want, then you really wouldn't need fop
at all; your XSLT engine would produce the output you want.
You
didn't provide many other details, so if assuming your using a
Dear subscribers,
after a long development period, we have finaly released the very first
version of XSLfast for public review and test.
***
XSLfast is the first graphical editor for authoring XSL-FO
***
Beside editing XSL-FO, XSLfast also allows to do mail merging and forms
processing. You
Hello Joerg
FOP appears to be unable to split table cells, probably because it
requires the content of a table cell wrapped in a single fo:block
(some comments from the developers?)
FOP does split table cells. My experience is that this happens more than I
want it to be happen. For example
I have just committed a change to the PCLRenderer that should correct the
incorrectly printed borders. Unfortunately because I am stuck with JDK 1.1.8
I can not easily test the changes. I implemented a change to the CVS version
that I had done to a modified version that we have been running for a
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