I can't read the text because I'm missing a font (Might want to look into that
for your end users. I have the latest Acrobat 5.0 Exchange.)
So if I understand, the problem is creating flow in the main/body two-column
section around the top section two-column thing on page 2, which is different
Matt,
Savino, Matt C wrote:
I can't read the text because I'm missing a font (Might want to look
into that for your end users. I have the latest Acrobat 5.0
Exchange.)
FWIW, I can't read it either
So if I understand, the problem is creating flow in the main/body
two-column section around the top
Thanks Clay, looks promising. I may have to finally upgrade from FOP .20.2 to
test it. From what I understand markers weren't well-implemented in this
version. Basically what I need is for the word 'Continued' to appear at the top
a block (table) of results every time there is a page break. The
On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 12:11:44PM -0400, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
Jason Novotny wrote:
I've been using the standard Norman Walsh docbook fop stylesheets
with mixed success. I'm wondering if anyone has any crafted, improved or
more robust stylesheets they would be willing to share with
Actually, it does. FOP contains an SVG renderer. -svg on the command
line.
On 09.05.2003 00:10:46 Clay Leeds wrote:
Ben Galbraith wrote:
Hmm... does FOP - SVG? I'm open to that, baby. How can I generate the
SVG (other than by hand like I'm doing now)?
Not that I know of. You might be
I first tried to render an image into PDF with the PDFRenderer.
The image has text in it, the text was jumbled.
So I used the PSRenderer to create a Postscript file.
Yet I can't view the file in gv ghostview ?
Can anyone provide any advice ?
Thank you
What do you mean with I can't view the file in GhostView? Do you get
error messages or what's wrong? I have no problems here.
On 09.05.2003 12:38:54 Leet, Ethan C wrote:
I first tried to render an image into PDF with the PDFRenderer.
The image has text in it, the text was
There are no errors when I render the file.
When I call gv test.ps
to open ghost view, ghost view opens, with a blank page ?
When I render with a PDF renderer, and open the file test.pdf in
acrobat
I see the image I want, but the image's text is
Sorry,
ghostview doesn't seem to give an error messages.
I tried to open the file in xemacs, but xemacs seemed like it went
into an infinite loop ??
it locked up, so maybe the rendered file is corrupt ?
Is there problems with the PSRenderer
I
Send me the generated PS file (and FO) off-list. I'll have a look at it
in about 3 hours, when I'm back. Got to go now...
On 09.05.2003 13:04:48 Leet, Ethan C wrote:
There are no errors when I render the file.
When I call gv test.ps
to open ghost view, ghost view
I can only send the ps file.
The FO file is code,
I create the Driver
set an output stream
set a render PDF or PS
I then call getContentHandler() - which is the FOTreeBuilder
I then manually send SAX (XSL-FO) events to generate to the
I got the same thing with XPDF and Ghostview ... I have the right number of
pages but every pages are white ...
My FO-files are quite complex (100 pages, tables, tables in tables, a lot of
graphics -PNG, BMP and EPS- ).
Le Vendredi 09 Mai 2003 12:38, Leet, Ethan C a écrit :
I first tried to
The Document Information Dictionary object should cover what I need.
I can put the metadata I have into subject and keyword fields.
Excuse my ignorance but what is the best tool to do this?
Thanks
Gary
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 May
I'm not so sure you've got the same problem. I've only seen the problem
with images in SVG. The rest seems to work correctly. Could you also
come up with a small (!) example showing your problem? I've run all the
examples in examples/fo with the PS renderer. Most files just render
fine. Some are
Yes this is correct :-)
If I use fo:external-graphic, then I will have to write the SVG data
to a tmp file
then pass a URL to the fo:external-graphic to the tmp file ?
I will try this out :-)
Thank you.
I looked at the PS file, and it has all
Haitham,
FWIW, I use fo:table-row keep-with-next=always/ and its works like a
champ for me. Have you done various experiments with only two or three
rows etc. to see under what conditions it does/doesn't work? In any
event, I can assure you that under at least some conditions, it does
work
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Well, I think there's two kinds of metadata available in PDF. The
chapter 9.2.1 (PDF spec) Document Information Dictionary object
(represented by PDFInfo.java) which takes the basic values such as
creator, title, keywords, etc. And there are metadata streams (chapter
9.2.2).
Thank you
(1) I am sure if I thought hard enough I could find an XPath remedy for
elements that cause initial or consecutive page breaks, at least in my
application.
(2) I tried FOP-0.20.5rc2, which fixed the retrieve-marker problem but, as you
warned, I hit the data duplication bug. I don't
I change my code to use
fo:external-graphic content-height=6in content-width=7in
src=url(/tmp/tmp.svg)/
No the process locks some where ??
The last log from FOP
[INFO] 1
usaully meaning one page has been generated.
But my process now
Clay Leeds wrote:
I've read the chapter 9.2.1 (PDF spec) Document Information Dictionary
and still don't know how to leverage this piece of information. Must I
use Java to add this meta-data to the PDF file, or can I do it from the
command line interface? In other words, can it be done from
On 09.05.2003 17:07:29 Leet, Ethan C wrote:
Yes this is correct :-)
If I use fo:external-graphic, then I will have to write the SVG data
to a tmp file
then pass a URL to the fo:external-graphic to the tmp file ?
No, if the only element in your SVG in an image element
On 09.05.2003 18:00:34 Leet, Ethan C wrote:
I change my code to use
fo:external-graphic content-height=6in content-width=7in
src=url(/tmp/tmp.svg)/
No the process locks some where ??
Did you close your temporary file? Anyway, I don't think you will have
to write a
Partridge, Michael wrote:
This should be pretty simple, but I don't have my books with me.
I need to get multiple 3.25in payment 'coupons' per page, and I'm
not sure of the best approach. I know I could do it with one
page-master and page-sequence and just pile them on top of each
other,
Hey Foppers,
So, I've got a two-column region-body that's working great. However,
given the following content:
Header
Subheader
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
I need to treat the Header, Subheader, and Item 1 as an atomic,
non-breakable unit. No problems here -- I've wrapped these three in
The only thing close to metadata in XSL-FO is fo:title on
fo:page-sequence, I think. We would have to write a FOP extension
(similar to outlines) to bring metadata over to the PDF document. (Maybe
this would also be a job for http://exslfo.sourceforge.net or XSL 1.1.)
At the moment you can only
fo:external-graphic src=someimage.png blah blah/
Does it have to be a png ?
I am creating the SVG with the SVGGraphics2D.
I am supporting a 2D Graphics print formatter.
I wanted to format the graphics into PDF, but the images are not
clear or text
Victor Mote wrote:
I think the best way to do this would be with our FO extension mechanism,
using the fox namespace. There are no calls to do this right now, but it
will be pretty doable after we get the redesign done. (Its actually pretty
doable now, but the redesign needs to take priority).
Clay Leeds wrote:
Here're the supported PDF meta-data attributes:
Title
Author
Subject
Keywords
Creator
Producer
CreationDate
ModDate
Trapped
Here's the PDF Spec Example:
Example 9.1 shows a typical document information dictionary.
1 0 obj
/Title (PostScript Language
ok, being a FOP beginner, i'm sure there's a reason that FOP
insists on accessing the network when it's processing a FO
file to PDF.
can i tell it to stop?
rday
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Niklas Koponen wrote:
The section titles and the paragraphs following it don't
keep together. I don't know if there is domething wrong fith FOP or is
it the stylesheet.
This is due to the problem mentioned here:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#keep-with
The workaround is to finalize the
On 09.05.2003 18:26:11 Leet, Ethan C wrote:
fo:external-graphic src=someimage.png blah blah/
Does it have to be a png ?
No. That was just an example.
I am creating the SVG with the SVGGraphics2D.
Not sure, but why don't you try to render directly with
Leet, Ethan C wrote:
I see the image I want, but the image's text is jumbled and not
clear.
Sounds like
http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#svg-text
I guess SVG wont render to PS.
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On 09.05.2003 21:29:18 J.Pietschmann wrote:
Leet, Ethan C wrote:
I see the image I want, but the image's text is jumbled and not
clear.
Sounds like
http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#svg-text
You could be right.
I guess SVG wont render to PS.
It does (to a certain degree) and
Several books uses and talked about alternative headers (footers) for odd and even pages, in the context of FOP. I have two questions:
1. Maybe a dumb question
Since the content of the header is specified by,
fo:static-content element
does it mean the content cannot be 'dynamic'?, such as pulling
Steve Guo wrote:
Several books uses and talked about alternative headers (footers) for odd and
even pages, in the context of FOP. I have two questions:1. Maybe a dumb
questionSince the content of the header is specified by,fo:static-content
elementdoes it mean the content cannot be 'dynamic'?,
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