Which Batik version in FOP 0.20.3

Hi all, I'm using FOP 0.20.3 and I'm wondering which version of Batik (fop-0.20.3\lib\batik.jar) it comes with exactly. Can anyone provide some insight? Thanks, Thomas If this email is not intended for you, or you are not responsible for the delivery of

RE: row fragmentation problem..

increase ur page width as well as table width .it will work fine. Regards Sanjib Ku. Das PQFGHIJ (080) 5597600 -3868 **it's impossible to judge your talent until and unless you exercise it. **Believe in attitude, not in talent. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: row fragmentation problem..

Though I increase the page height ( width does not matter in this problem ), I think, it is not going serve any purpose. The decision comes at the end of the page whether to move the entire row to the next page or not. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Problem with PDF generation

Ok but... It's ok for me too. a PDF file is generated. But, if i try with the FOP example (FopServlet glossary.xml and xsl) the generated page on navigateur is blank !! do you know this problem ? chandrakant_binwani wrote: Here how i'm trying to implement PDF generation:

Running FOP on a servlet (on Weblogic)

Hi All, While trying to generate PDF through a servlet, the PDF generated is a 0KB one. No exceptions. The code works file when used in a java application. I wonder if there is anything wrong with the weblogic configuration Regards, Chandrakant Binwani Infosys Technologies Ltd,

Re: row fragmentation problem..

Have you tried the keep-together property on table-row ? - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 12:01 PM Subject: RE: row fragmentation problem.. Though I increase the page height ( width does not

FOP API

Where can I find the API ? Thanks, Geoffrey...

Re: Problem with image resolution in FOP

Pascal, I had a problem similar to this. I scanned in a person's signature and opened it in Illustrator, then saved it as SVG. Viewing the SVG file in IE and in Illustrator it looked fine, but in my pdf it was too large. I then decided to convert the bitmap to a vector image using

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Landscape Layout

I am looking for a technique to generate a PDF report in a landscape layout. Is this possible using FOP? Patrick

RE: Landscape Layout

Simplest way: swap the values of the page-width and page-height Attributes in the Page Master reference of your xsl-template. greetings torsten fo:simple-page-master master-reference=A4 page-width=XXXpt page-height=YYYpt... -Original Message- From: Urban, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Problem with image resolution in FOP

Ok, thanks for your help. I will have a look at StreamLine. Do you know if it is available for Java ? Thanks Pascal Pascal, I'm sorry. Streamline is an Adobe product that converts bitmap files to vector files. I'm sure there are other products that do the same thing, I'm just familiar

Re: Problem with image resolution in FOP

I doubt it is available for Java, since it is a stand- alone product for Windows Mac. Check out: http://www.xml.com/pub/rg/SVG_Software Depending on what platform you are using, there might be something useful for you there. -John Ok, thanks for your help. I will have a look at StreamLine.

Re: FOP API

http://xml.apache.org/fop/index.html download fop binaries or sources.. and you´ll find a folder called javadoc... Best Regards, Esteban - Original Message - From: gvn [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 11:14 AM Subject: FOP API Where can I

RE: Performance Guidance

J: No offense meant, but most people start with the most inefficient ways to generate XML, usually doing a lookup in a remote database (which is slow, but hard to avoid), building an XML string or a DOM tree (which is slow, memory consuming and avoidable) and then feed it to the XSLT

RE: Which Batik version in FOP 0.20.3

Thanks, Keiron. And here's a follow-up question... I'm trying to convert an SVG to PDF and had success with the following two command lines: java -cp D:\Programs\fop-0.20.3\lib\batik.jar;D:\Programs\batik-1.5\lib\crimson-pa rser.jar;D:\Programs\fop-0.20.3\build\fop.jar

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servlet called twice and subsequence error

I'm running into the issue of the fop servlet being called twice and I am getting the following error: ERROR [fop]:Page subsequences exhausted. Using previous subsequence. Anyone have any ideas what this means? Thanks, Lou

Re: Problem with PDF generation

CASTELAIN Yves (GL) wrote: It's ok for me too. a PDF file is generated. But, if i try with the FOP example (FopServlet glossary.xml and xsl) the generated page on navigateur is blank !! Again: if you have trouble with stuff running an embedded FOP, try the files with the command line in order to

Re: Problem with image resolution in FOP

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am trying to fit a barcode image into a FOP 0.20.3 document (PDF). The image is much bigger in the PDF (screen or printed) than when i view it into an imaging tool. I have a constraint on the barcode image that make it impossible for the width to be less than about 250

Re: Fop and batik really compatible?

Neil Patel wrote: I have successfully transformed test.svg into test.pdf using the command line(console) java argument in Batik 1.1.1 java org.apache.batik.apps.rasterizer.Main -m application/pdf test.svg Now when I use FOP 2.03 using a test.fo file to reference the same test.svg file, it

RE: Performance Guidance

That's really good to know. Thanks Matt Savino Doesn't XSLT ultimately need it's source XML in a DOM object to run? It depends. One point is that DOM is an interface, and there exist heavyweight and leightweight implementations. Some XSLT processors can work directly from an arbitrary

Re: Performance Guidance

Savino, Matt C wrote: Doesn't XSLT ultimately need it's source XML in a DOM object to run? Certainly not if you are talking about java processors. Moreover source xml in DOM form often means wastefulness of memory and cpu since almost every xslt processor always builds its own *optimized*