Hi ,
I would like to mark the Heading of Tables as follows
Heading1Heading2Heading3Heading4Heading5
specifically
I don't want the left and right vertical lines to
Could you please try to reformulate your question? I don't understand
what you intend to do.
In XSL-FO a particular page can only have one page-master. I think
you're mixing terms.
On 07.04.2003 14:56:18 Todtenhaupt, Susann wrote:
Is it possible to put more than one page-master-objects on one
See the attachement for an example.
On 08.04.2003 07:06:42 balajeec wrote:
I would like to mark the Heading of Tables as follows
Heading1Heading2Heading3Heading4Heading5
Hello!
There're several values for the attribute border-style when designing a
table-cell with xsl:fo. For example dotted, dashed etc. but it doesn't work.
There's no aftereffect if this is setted...
fo:table-cell border-width=0.5mm border-style=dotted
fo:block
Todtenhaupt, Susann wrote:
Hello!
There're several values for the attribute border-style when designing a
table-cell with xsl:fo. For example dotted, dashed etc. but it doesn't work.
There's no aftereffect if this is setted...
fo:table-cell border-width=0.5mm border-style=dotted
Hello!
Where can I find an overview of features that are supported by fop and
things that don't work?
greetz
suse
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Todtenhaupt, Susann wrote:
Where can I find an overview of features that are supported by fop and
things that don't work?
http://xml.apache.org/fop/compliance.html
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Oleg Tkachenko
http://www.tkachenko.com/blog
Multiconn Technologies, Israel
There is a nice table on the FOP-Site:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/compliance.html
Greetings
Carsten
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Hello!
Where can I
This side I already found... but what I search is an overview where also the
supported values for the attributes are listed. For example: for
border-style the value solid only works.
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You know, that's an awful lot of work to document each and every
attribute of the XSL-FO standard. We're working on completing that page.
We've had a lot less before Victor put so much work into the compliance
page. An hour ago I've added comments on the border-style and
font-family attributes in
Interesting. Not a word about XSL-FO:
All standard XML tools work directly with Adobe's XML architecture and
it builds upon W3C XML standards including Namespaces, XSLT, XPath, XML
Schema and XML Digital Signatures for full compatibility with existing
applications and XML data streams.
Hello jeremias!
I know that's a huge effort... I've joined that group not long ago and I've
not so much experience with fop. And so I thought somebody can help me in
this case. Where did you add this comment on cvs?
Thanx!
suse
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I am trying to create a simple PDF document.
It consists of three pages or simple 2D graphics.
I am using the PDFRenderer to create the pages.
I create an SVG document from the SVGGraphics2D object.
Then create a SVGArea with the SVGDocument.
Forgive my eavesdropping, but in my experience with FOP, I've seen that
when outputting to -pdf, other border-styles work. In particular, I've
got dashed working, and I believe dotted works as well. However, I
noticed when outputting to -awt/-print it turns into a solid line. This
is fine for me.
Woohoo! There's a party in compliance.html, and everyone's invited!
BYOB-S (Bring Your Own Border-Style! ;-p)
Seriously, though, perhaps someone (like me? ;-p) could start generating
a few test cases like those that are sitting up on renderx.com. Anyone
have a set of test cases lying around?
Hai,
I am tryinf to print page # in the format 1 0f 12.
I included the following tags it does not work.
fo:block id=last-page/
and the tag
fo:page-nuber-citation ref-id=last-page/ @ the end of follow.
Could anyone pls help, in getting page number in the above mentioned
format.
Thanks
Exactly what happens when you try that? Do you get a compiler error or a
transformer error? Also, please post your stylesheet so we can look at
it. Thanks.
Mike
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Hi,
is it possible to take coordinates of fo:blocks in the pdf file when i am
rendering pdf with my java application using fop?
Thanks for help
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I am having trouble building pages in PDF.
I create a StreamRenderer with a PDFRenderer and a FileOutputStream.
I then create an AreaTree with the StreamRenderer.
I start the rendering process on the StreamRenderer.
I then loop three times to create
Ethan,
I suspect there's a problem in your XSL-FO file. I had similar things
happen to me with fo:list-item, and one of the components turned out to
be empty. This caused an error in the renderer. I processed my XML
XSL-FO using XALAN.BAT (included with 0.20.5rc), but set my output to -fo.
the
Clay Leeds wrote:
(note to FOP-DEV: it'd be nice to add a -fo output option to FOP, for
debugging--although xalan.bat does this, it'd be nice not have to learn
one more thing ;-p)
I suspect the reason why we didn't go that route is that -fo is already
used as an /input/ option. The only way
Allow me to clarify what I said. Sorry for the re-post...
My problem was in fo:list-block:
fo:list-block space-before=6pt space-after=6pt font-family=Times
fo:list-item
fo:list-item-label end-indent=label-end()
fo:block font-family=ZapfDingbats?/fo:block
/fo:list-item-label
Here is the error
org.apache.fop.apps.FOPException: The id last-page already exists in this
document
at
org.apache.fop.datatypes.IDReferences.createID(IDReferences.java:77)
at org.apache.fop.fo.flow.Block.layout(Block.java:148)
at
Remove child fo:block id=last-page/ from the fo:static-content parent.
Add fo:block id=last-page to parent fo:flow as the one and only child
(encompasses every other child that is currently in fo:flow). Add the end
tag for the fo:block just before the /fo:flow.
BTW, this is an FAQ.
Vikram,
I've modified your xsl-fo with two main fixes. I don't have time to test
it, but here're the changes:
1. If I recall, since xsl:include documents are treated almost as
equals with the parent xsl:document, the xsl:include must be the first
child of xsl:stylesheet.
2. The fo:block
I am trying to convert your explaination into code instead of
XSL-FO.
I see the missing second fo:list-item-body, but I am unsure how to
match it to this code sample.
public void printPageable(Pageable rcPageable, AttributeSet
rcAttrSet)
throws PrintException
Ethan,
I snipped a bit, but found this in your code. Notice the three lines of
code which adds invalid q. I don't suppose removing these three lines
of code will fix your problem? Otherwise, I can't help. I'm a doctor,
not a... er... never mind... Good luck!
Leet, Ethan C wrote:
//
lcCurPage.getBody().getMainReferenceArea().addChild(lcSvgArea);
This line is the line that causes the problem.
the // adds invalid q is a note to myself for which lines I have
tried, and their result.
If I remove the line, I can open the document with no errors,
Correction:
Add fo:block id=last-page/ as the LAST child of fo:flow, don't wrap
everything. My apologies.
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Remove child fo:block id=last-page/ from the
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