Re: [FYI] Gump run timing out

[Oleg Tkachenko]

Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:


[mkdir] Created dir: /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev
[copy] Copying 148 files to /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev
[mkdir] Created dir: /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev/build
[copy] Copying 1 file to /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev/build
[zip] Building zip: /tmp/gump/xml-fop/Fop-1.0dev-bin.zip

/home/rubys/bin/timeout: timed out java: died with signal 4

I've heard about 20 min limit, that's it probably. What could be the reason?

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Re: [FYI] Gump run timing out

[Oleg Tkachenko]

Sharma, Siddharth wrote:


Is this the right forum for posting developer questions?

Not really. This mail list is for FOP developers, i.e. people that developing 
FOP itself, please use fop-user mail list for posting questions about FOP usage.

Is there any way to build presentation intelligence that if there are 2
inches (say) left on the page, flow to the next page and render content
there. 
Otherwise simply render content on the current page?
Read about keep properies in your favorite xsl-fo book. These are implemented 
in FOP on table rows only, therefore you have to create a blind table and set 
keep-together="always" on its only row and put your data into the cells of the 
row.

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RE: [FYI] Gump run timing out

[Sharma, Siddharth]

Hi guys,

Is this the right forum for posting developer questions? If not, sorry for
cross-posting.

I am using FOP to create a legal PDF document. 
Right at the bottom of the document there is Attorney and Judge information.
Since most data is dynamic, this last information appears at different
locations in the document. 
Even worse, sometimes the judge's name appears on the previous page, but
his/her address flows to the next page.

Is there any way to build presentation intelligence that if there are 2
inches (say) left on the page, flow to the next page and render content
there. 
Otherwise simply render content on the current page?

Thanks for your help,
Sid


-Original Message-
From: Nicola Ken Barozzi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 9:43 AM
To: fop-dev
Subject: [FYI] Gump run timing out


Just FYI... your Gump runs seem to be timing out:
http://nagoya.apache.org/~rubys/gump/xml-fop.html


dist-bin: [echo] Building the binary distribution files (zip,tar)

[mkdir] Created dir: /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev
[copy] Copying 148 files to /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev
[mkdir] Created dir: /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev/build
[copy] Copying 1 file to /tmp/gump/xml-fop/dist-bin/Fop-1.0dev/build
[zip] Building zip: /tmp/gump/xml-fop/Fop-1.0dev-bin.zip

/home/rubys/bin/timeout: timed out java: died with signal 4

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