Hi Jeremias, and all other peoples here,
I would like to know where an arbitrary event has
occured during fop rendering. Let me give you a short
example:
i produce a *big* pdf with fop that should include
another pdf that was produced in another way (i my
case, it was produced by distiller from
I get it now, thanks. I think that's an interesting thing. Definitely,
worth putting on the task list. I could use something like that, too.
I would like to know where an arbitrary event has
occured during fop rendering. Let me give you a short
example:
i produce a *big* pdf with fop that
Thanks Jeremias
--- Jeremias Maerki [EMAIL PROTECTED] a
écrit : I get it now, thanks. I think that's an
interesting
thing. Definitely,
worth putting on the task list. I could use
something like that, too.
I would like to know where an arbitrary event has
occured during fop rendering.
Keiron Liddle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
XML input
- various ways to supply FOP with the xsl:fo file
I might be an idea to rely on JAXP 1.1 here.
general options
- base directory
Make this base URI. Make sure your concept allows resolving
those pesky url(#stuff) properties in embedded SVGs
I would *love* to be able to be able to get the page
number where some event append (for example by stating
fox:page-number/ in .fo source) cause it would
greatly improve fop/itext interfacing. I personnaly
use fop to render most of my content but i finish the
work using itext (to watermark
Output from FOP:
- Generation statistics: Number of pages total
What about:
total=((Integer)processor.getAttribute(fop.totalNumberOfPages)).intValue()
(Returns 0 before rendering, i suppose. Or is throwing an exception
better?)
Number of pages of each page-sequence
Uh, perhaps
Since this seems to be a hot topic at the moment I thought I might jump
in. To use FOP in the various contexts we need to properly setup the right
interfaces. First we need to determine why and what those interfaces are.
All of the interfaces are set through the Driver. The Driver is the
Since this seems to be a hot topic at the moment I thought I might jump
in. To use FOP in the various contexts we need to properly setup the right
interfaces. First we need to determine why and what those interfaces are.
All of the interfaces are set through the Driver. The Driver is the
