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On Sun, May 09, 2004 at 11:52:31AM -0400, Glen Mazza wrote:
Joerg I believe just recommended storing the user configuration in
FOUserAgent, which is already getting passed around everywhere. Using
my favorite design pattern, Moving Part Reduction, I also think it would
be ideal if we
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Simon Pepping wrote:
I like Joerg's idea of a Global Context object. It seems to have a
wider scope than FOUserAgent. An FOUserAgent object could be part of
it.
From the maintenance code's configuration it would need to have
baseDir, fontBaseDir, hyphenation-dir and strokeSVGText. Font
information
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Mutable static data, like a static logger reference, interferes
severely with using FOP in an MT environment, because this means
one thread rendering globally rather than one thread per FO
processor rendering, perhaps using multiple processors, each one
in a separate thread.
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