Well, the alternative is chunked transfer-coding (which can be used on
either the request or response payloads). This is completely defined by HTTP
1.1, and _must_ be accepted in both directions by HTTP 1.1 compliant apps,
so if you send it to a recent IE browser it should know what to do with it.
Then why would the image display correctly in the Batik viewer 1_1_1? And
why would it render correctly when I use the previous version of the
batik.jar instead of the current one? This is what is mysterious to me.
Still wondering and trying,
matthew l. avizinis
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Argyn,
fo:table-row
fo:table-cell number-columns-spanned=3fo:block
margin-left=2cmfo:inline
font-weight=boldCOMMENTS: /fo:inlinexsl:value-of
select=COMPONENT_ID//fo:block/fo:table-cell
/fo:table-row
Where number-columns-spanned=3 3 or 4 or 5 or how ever many columns are in your table
Chuck
Argyn Kuketayev wrote:
this didn't work either :(
fo:table-row
fo:table-cell fo:block span=all margin-left=2cmfo:inline
font-weight=boldCOMMENTS: /fo:inlinexsl:value-of
select=COMPONENT_ID//fo:block/fo:table-cell
/fo:table-row
It shouldn't, span=all doesn't work *inside* tables.
It is not
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Patrick Andries
wrote:
lt;fo:block text-align="center" font="ZapfDingbats"gt;
amp;#x2766; lt;/fo:blockgt;
Why doesn't this print me a vignet ?
The Unicode character Reference at
http://www.unicode.org/charts/charindex.html
says U+2766 is "aldus leaf",
There was a recent post on chunked transfer. I haven't checked it out,
but it might help you.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-devm=101791907122593w=2
Cheers,
Jeremias Märki
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Hi
I createt a 3 page PDF with a FO file. On every Page is a Header and a
Footer SVG grafic.I used a page-sequence-master for the body text and I made
one before and after code block like this:
!-- before region --
fo:static-content flow-name=xsl-region-before
!-- the header grafic --
Hello,
is there examples or docs to send the result of an FOP transformation to
a printer ?
thanks.
yes, on this page:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/output.html
On 2002.04.16 09:44 RAYMOND Romain wrote:
Hello,
is there examples or docs to send the result of an FOP transformation to
a printer ?
thanks.
Hello,
if your printer supports PDF then calling -pdf \\ServerName\PrinterName
should work.
I am currently myself trying to directly send PostScript and this works
really good (-ps \\ServerName\PrinterName)
Greetings,
Patrick
Dipl. Inform. Patrick Chaumette
T-Systems ITS GmbH
Service Prozesse
There's currently no such option AFAIK. I've got the same problem,
although I don't have such big graphics. This will eventually be
improved.
Work-around: If you include this header graphic on every page in your
document you could skip it entirely in the FO file and create an overlay
page as a
Patrick wrote:
if your printer supports PDF then calling -pdf \\ServerName\PrinterName
should work.
Hi Patrick, what system are you using that does this? I have been trying to
get it to work on NT and it won't work because the path to the printer is
always invalid. Do you know how I can get round
Thanks Patrick,
my problem is getting the path to work - I've tried using the path to the
printer from Network Neighbourhood, and from the Printers folder, but no
joy.
Regards,
Tom
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From: Chaumette, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 April 2002 10:36
To: '[EMAIL
If block elements should be kept together, you can put
them into a one-column blind table.
Thank you for your advice but what do you mean by blind table?
Franck MARTIN
I thought there must be an attribute of the cell which makes it to span over
all the row. I thought it's span=all. it appears that it's not. no problem
:)
-Original Message-
From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 7:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
i've got several questions about PDF generation with FOP. We want to use a
open-source implementation of XSL-FO in our project, but stumbled across
several open topics. Perhaps you can help us with these:
1) Can one use FOP on a host-environment, ie. IBM mainframe computers, or
does
Is it possible to create a query string using FOP?
I have been producing PDF's using the FileOutputStream which is working
well. Do I just use a different OuputStream to create a query string that
can be used to query a database?
Thanks
At 14:29 16/04/2002, Sebastian H. Will wrote:
Hi all,
i've got several questions about PDF generation with FOP. We want to use a
open-source implementation of XSL-FO in our project, but stumbled across
several open topics. Perhaps you can help us with these:
1) Can one use FOP on a
At 14:39 16/04/2002, Ian Taylor wrote:
Is it possible to create a query string using FOP?
I have been producing PDF's using the FileOutputStream which is working
well. Do I just use a different OuputStream to create a query string that
can be used to query a database?
Thanks
You'll forgive me
i've got several questions about PDF generation with FOP. We want to use a
open-source implementation of XSL-FO in our project, but stumbled across
several open topics. Perhaps you can help us with these:
1) Can one use FOP on a host-environment, ie. IBM mainframe computers, or
does EBCDIC
Hello,
I am using FOP embedded in a servlet. I use the following two lines to
inform the browser that the result stream is a PDF file:
response.setContentType(application/pdf);
response.setHeader(Content-disposition, attachment; filename
=\report.pdf\);
Upon receiving the PDF file, Internet
The disposition-type attachment says, that the display should not start
automatic but continegent upon some further action of the user.
Try using disposition-type inline or dont set this header and use instead
of this only the contentType header
Sample:
response.setHeader(Content-disposition,
Thanks for the help.
Unfortunately I can't get anything to work. If I use inline instead of
attachment, then nothing is shown. Same if I only use
response.setContentType(application/pdf). I don't know what the
problem is.
I noticed the earlier question about getting the file name to
Hi Foppers
For once, I'm here with a problem. It's driving me crazy (probably
because I'm not so good at math).
I've got a few SVG files that work without problems and I've got a few
that FOP 0.20.3cvs (14.2.2002) and FOP 0.20.4cvs (today) won't handle.
I've identified the problem spot but
Inline works with my servlet fine (but I have the filename problem)
Did you set content-length header ?
No, I don't set the content-length header. This is all I do:
response.setContentType(application/pdf);
response.setHeader(Content-Disposition, attachment;filename
=\report.pdf\);
I use
Hello Jerome,
do you put the position attribute on a block-container or a block ?
In fact I would like to be able to put a block in the bottom of a static
xsl-region-before so that it glues with the start of the xsl-region-body.
I thought of using a block-container with absolute-position=fixed
Patrick,
First. Don't cross post to the dev and user list! This is a user list
question and the user list is a great resource for your answers. Don't
annoy the developers.
Next. Try this or something like it.
fo:block-container height=8mm width=190mm top=0mm left=0mm
text-align=center
Hi Chuck,
thanks for the information, I thought it was some FOP implementation
specific problem so I posted it into dev.
Will try to do better next time, sorry.
I tried like below your tipp but did do nothing.
It only shows the first Test on the top of the page.
Doesnt bottom refer to the
MARTIN Franck wrote:
Does anyone have an idea of when is to occur the next fop release and how
The next release (0.20.4), which will be a maintenance release without
much new functionality should be out in some weeks.
long is it going to take for fop to be full compliant w/ the W3
recommendation?
Patrick,
The block container size needs to be big enough to fit the contents. Any
contents that don't fit in the height and width get cut off. Make the
height 24mm. The border attribute needs all 3 components, solid 1px black
I'm not sure if bottom is implemented. You can calculate the top by
Hi Chuck,
sure I can set the top attribute, but then I will have to take care that
the table in the block container will have to fit 100% with the start of
the table of the xsl-region-body.
I hoped with using bottom I was always sure to get the bottom of the last
block element in
Patrick,
Sounds good to me. Try it and see if it works. (Then write to the list
to tell us if it does.) The bottom attribute is definately part of the
spec.
Chuck
Chaumette, Patrick wrote:
Hi Chuck,
sure I can set the top attribute, but then I will have to take care that
the table in the block
Are background-images implemented in Fop 0.20.3 ?
I get a message telling me no such function as url but no message
telling me background-image not implemented...
How can I specify the uri of the image otherwise ?
Does anyone know how to render more than one page in pdf.
Can you please share some examples if you have any ?
I am using Fop 0.20.3.
Thanks
naveen
HI,
I am trying the examples of FOP (0.20.3), most FO file run successfully
except 'images.fo'.
When I run FOP as a standalone application, all examples work fine, however,
I encounter a problem when I try the servlet version.
I deployed the fop.war in Tomcat 4.0.3. When I try the 'images.fo',
I wonder if this is a variation of the oft reported IE5 problem with
recognizing document types. IE ignores (I think) content type and depends
upon the 'pdf' extension. The extension gets mangled. To solve the
problem, use 'a=b.pdf' as your extension name.
Another exceedingly annoying issue is
Can FOP be run on a Headless server without problems? I have a solaris
Server that I am running this way and have a project that I would like to
integrate FOP into. Anyone have any comments?
Mik
--
Mike JacksonWebObjects Developer
Infoscribe Technologies, Ltd. Beavercreek
1) Can one use FOP on a host-environment, ie. IBM mainframe
computers, or does EBCDIC somehow cause problems
FOP is written in Java and Java uses UNICODE for characters. I know
better than to suggest that EBCDIC won't be problematic but in theory
it's not supposed to be a problem.
Although
Can FOP be run on a Headless server without problems?
Yes. Add this option into the Java command:
-Djava.awt.headless=true
See the FOP FAQ for the Sun bug reference if you have problems.
Regards,
Roland Neilands
Analyst/Programmer
Pulse Mining Systems Pty Ltd
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(f) +612 4933
I also need to do this with a fixed height table like the example border.fo:
excess rows just get ignored, how would I make it start a new page (same
format) with these instead, ideally with Continued ... printed to a field?
Is this feasible? I haven't been able to find an example of this
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