Hi everyone,
I want to know if anyone has used PassiveTEX and switched to FOP? Or gone
the other way? I would like to know what brought you to FOP, or turned you
to PassiveTEX.
FOP is wonderful, and I am not disbaraging it whatsoever.
But as a small component in a much larger project, I can't
Use an absolutely positioned block-container aligned to the upper-left
corner of the page and paint them using SVG.
On 14.03.2003 10:52:47 H. krishna wrote:
I need the crop marks in the pdf file. how do specify
in fo file. any ideas?
Jeremias Maerki
Hello,
is it possible with FOP generate PDF´s which are optimized for FastWebView /
supporting the byteserving.
Thanks and a nice weekend to all.
Regard
Jan Zmitko
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You mean linearized PDF? No. You need to to that with some third-party
tool at the moment.
On 14.03.2003 11:41:15 Zmitko, Jan wrote:
is it possible with FOP generate PDF´s which are optimized for FastWebView /
supporting the byteserving.
Jeremias Maerki
Thank you for pointing out that keep-together success was spurious. That's
saved me a lot of time.
To set up something robust, I need to be able to calculate the lengths of
the strings, using the text metrics of the font, and decide on the approach
to use for leaders accordingly. That's a bit
Hello!
I'm using Fop 0.20.5. I use the following fo:page-sequence-master for the
page sequence:
fo:simple-page-master master-name=DefaultPage-first margin-top=0.5in
margin-bottom=0.5in margin-left=1in margin-right=1in
page-height=11in page-width=8.5in
fo:region-body margin-top=0.3in
Hello!
I'm using Fop 0.20.5. I use the following fo:page-sequence-master for the
page sequence:
fo:simple-page-master master-name=DefaultPage-first margin-top=0.5in
margin-bottom=0.5in margin-left=1in margin-right=1in
page-height=11in page-width=8.5in
fo:region-body margin-top=0.3in
Hello,
I have an another question. Is anybody know behavior of Internet Explorer
and Acrobat Reader in cosideration of requests. I suppose that the IE sends
severalt requests to get an pdf file from the webserver also if the File is
downloaded to the client.
Jan Zmitko
Unternehmensbereich
Hi,
I am looking for code as an example as to how I can convert an xml file
to a .fo file before converting this file to a pdf file.
I have been going straight from a xml - pdf keeping the .fo in memory
using the example on the FOP web site. However there is a major
exponential memory issue
Title: RE: Converting XML-FO
Andrew:
Here is one approach:
public class CreateFO {
public CreateFO() {
this.makeFO(new File(D:/JavaProjects/RendererWrapper/test/and.xml),
new File(D:/JavaProjects/RendererWrapper/test/and.xsl),
new File(D:/JavaProjects/RendererWrapper/test/and.fo));
On 14.03.2003 15:43:44 andrew mercer wrote:
I am looking for code as an example as to how I can convert an xml file
to a .fo file before converting this file to a pdf file.
I have been going straight from a xml - pdf keeping the .fo in memory
using the example on the FOP web site. However
Hi,
When I generate the PDF from the command line the thumbnails are generated
fine, but when I process the same document through the servlet the thumbnails
are all blank. The .jar and .war used are from the same current CVS 1.0Dev
build. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bruce
FOP doesn't generate thumbnails. If you have them in any of your
FOP-generated PDFs, Acrobat created them, not FOP.
On 14.03.2003 18:56:50 Krautbauer, Bruce wrote:
When I generate the PDF from the command line the thumbnails are
generated fine, but when I process the same document through the
That's a well known bug which nobody yet bothered to track down.
You are invited.
Thanks for the invitation, I hopefully have a light week end (that's
pretty rare), so I'll have some time to ruminate the code and try to
understand it well ! ;o)
Don't count too much on me (I'd hate to disapoint
Ah! Of course you are correct. It seems to be a problem related to the
Acrobat Plug-in. The same file generated with the FOP servlet but viewed
directly with Acrobat Reader generates thumbnails fine. Thanks for your time.
Bruce
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From: Jeremias Maerki
Rob Staveley (Tom) wrote:
To set up something robust, I need to be able to calculate the lengths of
the strings, using the text metrics of the font,
I don't think you need that much accuracy, a crude measure should suffice
to decide whether you need one or two lines. Font-size times string-length
Oleg,
Me again. Making excellent progress. Based on your advice and some
study time digging in the code, I was able to get the right sized
images, using the right compression, and output to a new tiff file per
FO page. Thank you very much, I am in your debt.
The last thing that remains is
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