Hi all,
I'm trying to use zero width spacing for word-wrapping purposes.
For some reason it doesn't work.
I tried using the code #8203; and also #x200B; for this zero width
space and use Fop version 0.20.4.
But in, for example, fo:blockword#8203;break/fo:block i get word
break, with a 'normal'
Happy New Year to everybody,
anybody knows how can I take a fop.jar file with the ultimate patches?
I'm behind a firewall and so I can't synchronize my source files by CVS.
thanks
Fabrizio
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Any pattern fill (e.g. see below) that I try always results in a solid black
fill. I'm using FOP 2.0.4 with Batik version 1.5 beta2 and viewing the pdf
with Acrobat. Can anyone provide me with some guidance or an example of a
pattern fill that works with FOP pdf generation?
The problem is that patterns are not implemented in the releases as yet.
On Thu, 2003-01-02 at 14:14, Don Berendsen wrote:
Any pattern fill (e.g. see below) that I try always results in a solid black
fill. I'm using FOP 2.0.4 with Batik version 1.5 beta2 and viewing the pdf
with Acrobat.
FOP 0.20.4 incorrectly uses a full space width for basically all Unicode space
characters.
This is fixed in 0.20.5rc, please upgrade.
Ok, i did. And it solved this issue.
Thanks,
Oscar
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On Thursday 02 January 2003 15:55, Fabrizio Tringali wrote:
OK, but I need the patched version for NullPointerException on
Txt-Rendering bug
Oops!
Go to the mailing list archive, like
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com
select the FOP cvs list, search the CVS commit diff which fixes the
problem and
Hi, I have a fop servlet that is generating reports on demand from a
client program. I'm using tomcat as servlet container, xml and xsl to
generate fo and fop to give me pdf. The reports tend to be big and
memory is being exhausted.
The tomcat process never releases any memory and the usage is
