to
the PDF, allow me to use standard Java graphics commands to write it.
One area I got totally lost in was in how to register this
implementation with the FopImageFactory or whatever so that it would
get called correctly. Any help on this would be appreciated.
Thanks-
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);
}
catch (Exception oopsie) {
oopsie.printStackTrace(System.err);
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-graphic src=XYZprotocol:image_0987/
thought it may help you, if you are not looking at using FopImage only.
Actually, there is no bytestream - I am rendering the image directly at pdf generation
time.
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Katiyar, Bhawana ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote To [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
Thu, Apr 25, 2002 at 12:46:12PM -0400:
My protocol too renders the image directly at pdf generation time.
Just that it doesn't use FOP to generate the image.
Ah! Sorry. Yes, I'd like to see that. Thank you.
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to stick these
plots on nicely-formatted reports with all the power of FO too and it
makes my life a lot easier.
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complexity of
course.
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times of less than
10 seconds and less than 64MB of heap (the default max heap size).
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fop-diff.gz
Description: Binary data
ID).
I'll just modify PDFGraphics2D directly to use the underlying
PDFStream. I think this is fine for all cases.
Should I break it up into several patches?
- tempfile buffering
- drawImage hack
- PDFGraphics2D hack
- on-the-fly images
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cache), and flushes
less often. At least in my experience... in one case I got a 20x speed
increase with a decent cacheing framework; I finally noticed that machines
with crappy disk drive subsystems were far slower than those with good
ones even at the same memory and cpu speed.
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}
SystemLog.singleton().enter(Done converting xml to pdf.);
SystemLog.singleton().logMemoryUsage();
}
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On Tue, 2002-05-21 at 16:00, Paul Reavis wrote:
Agreed. Here are some possible solutions:
1) a boolean switch (in the api or system properties)
2) intelligence
can run some
basic sanity tests at least? I would like to do some memory audits (we
own a seat of OptimizeIt) but need to be able to run some real-life
examples.
Thanks...
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documentLoadingCompleted(SVGDocumentLoaderEvent
evt) {
done = true;
}
}
I was adding that SVGEar as a loaderlistener to the component but it
never got an event (done was always false).
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gets enormous.
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