Re: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP

2002-05-28 Thread Christian Geisert

Matthew Brook O'Donnell schrieb:
 I've found that FOP 0.20.1 and 0.20.2 produce PDFs that do not
 cause a 'fatal PDF error' in PitStop, even without the modification
 of (_data.size() + 1) to _data.size() in the PDFStream class that Hansuli
 proposed.
 
 However, I haven't been able to produce PDF that pass with 0.20.3 (even with
 the proposed patch).

[..]

 Were there significant change in the PDF output classes between 0.20.2 and
 0.20.3?

As already mentioned the following bug sounds suspect:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=9054

 Matt O'Donnell

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RE: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP

2002-05-28 Thread Jim Urban

We are planning to move to FOP .20.3.  Is there a version with the fixes in
it to solve all these problems?


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Subject: AW: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP

Matthew Brook O'Donnell schrieb:

 cause a 'fatal PDF error' in PitStop, even without the modification
 of (_data.size() + 1) to _data.size() in the PDFStream class that Hansuli
 proposed.

 However, I haven't been able to produce PDF that pass with 0.20.3 (even
with
 the proposed patch).

[..]

 Were there significant change in the PDF output classes between 0.20.2
and
 0.20.3?

As already mentioned the following bug sounds suspect:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=9054

 Christian

It is this bug: inserts of Tc into the PDF stream

Hansuli Anderegg





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RE: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP

2002-05-27 Thread Matthew Brook O'Donnell


I've found that FOP 0.20.1 and 0.20.2 produce PDFs that do not
cause a 'fatal PDF error' in PitStop, even without the modification
of (_data.size() + 1) to _data.size() in the PDFStream class that Hansuli
proposed.

However, I haven't been able to produce PDF that pass with 0.20.3 (even with
the proposed patch).

I am still pursuing the nature of the 'fatal error' with Enfocus. Apparently
these errors frequently occur when PostScript is inserted in various PDF
objects - something that the spec allows, but shouldn't since it prevents
the file from being printer-agnostic. I can understand what that means, but
do not know how it relates to PDF render in FOP, or whether this is causing
the reported problem.

Were there significant change in the PDF output classes between 0.20.2 and
0.20.3?

Matt O'Donnell



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RE: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP

2002-05-24 Thread Matt Johnston

Attached is the FO for a simple PDF.  All the pdf is contains is the text
hello world.  I am using FOP 0.20.3 to create my PDFs.  With Enfocus
Pitstop (Win), I get an error of Fatal PDF error on page 1 when I try to
process the file.  When I try to open the PDF in Illustrator 8  9 (Mac), I
get an error of Acrobat PDF File Format is having difficulties. Bad
Parameter.  However, I can open the file up fine in Photoshop 5.5  6 (Mac)
and Flightcheck 3.73 (Mac).


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Matt, Matthew,

can you send me a sample doc in error - as small as possible? I will have a
look at it.

Hansuli Anderegg



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RE: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP

2002-05-23 Thread Matt Johnston

I have run into the exact same problem.  I have personally tried Pitstop and
had the same error occur.  Other people that have several industrial
strength preflight tools said that the PDFs I made out of FOP crashed all
their programs.  The only preflight program I can get to read the PDF is
Flightcheck.  Plus, certain versions of Photoshop(5.0) and Illustrator(8,9)
also do not like the file format, while Acrobat Reader reads them fine.
This is a problem that I too would like to see solved.


Matt Johnston
Manager of Internet Content
American Profile, http://www.americanprofile.com
341 Cool Springs Blvd., Ste. 400
Franklin, TN 37067
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Subject: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP



I'm using FOP to produce PDF eBook files targeted for Adobe eBook Reader. It
produces beautiful output, with internal links for the contents etc. These
files can be viewed in both Acrobat and the eBook Reader without error.
However, most eBook distributors place requirements upon submitted files and
make checks with various preflight packages.

PitStop by Enfocus (http://www.enfocus.com/products/overview.php?nr=3) is
one of the most common tools used for this purpose. I am finding that for
all PDFs produced by FOP (including those from the sample FO files) PitStop
stops and complains of a 'Fatal PDF Error' on the first page. It does not
provide anymore information than this. I am not experiencing the same errors
with PDF files produced by XEP or Antenna.

I realize that this query may be more appropriately targeted to Enfocus.
However, any insights or help would be much appreciated.

Regards

Matt O'Donnell
Publishing Dimensions



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Re: Running Prefligh PDF tools on PDF files produced by FOP

2002-05-23 Thread Peter B. West

Matt, Matthew,

Maybe you could try generating the most minimal possible PDF file which 
still crashes the preflight programs.  Use the same fo: source file in 
XEP and Antenna and compare the output.  Send these PDF files to Enfocus 
ior Adobe for comment.  If someone there can tell us exactly what 
constructs are causing the problem, we will have a target.

Peter

Matt Johnston wrote:

I have run into the exact same problem.  I have personally tried Pitstop and
had the same error occur.  Other people that have several industrial
strength preflight tools said that the PDFs I made out of FOP crashed all
their programs.  The only preflight program I can get to read the PDF is
Flightcheck.  Plus, certain versions of Photoshop(5.0) and Illustrator(8,9)
also do not like the file format, while Acrobat Reader reads them fine.
This is a problem that I too would like to see solved.

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