Ben Galbraith wrote:
If you like, I can start
gathering metrics from the JVM itself. I don't own a commercial
profiling utility, otherwise I'd run that.
Try
http://simpleprofiler.sourceforge.net/DrMem/
There's still the possiblity of a leak in the Java RTL itself.
Which JDK are you using?
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Try
http://simpleprofiler.sourceforge.net/DrMem/
There's still the possiblity of a leak in the Java RTL itself.
Which JDK are you using?
I'm using JDK 1.4.2 (or 1.4.2_01; I'll have to check). I just did a
heap dump (-Xhprof) and found that two byte[] arrays are killing my
Hi all.
Can anyone tell me the way to
change the colors of a table rows? I mean, the first in a color the next with
other color, the next one with the first color and so on... Ive tried to
do it using an external variable but when i change it inside the loop it seems
not to recognize
Ramon Maria Gallart wrote:
Can anyone tell me the way to change the colors of a table rows? I mean,
the first in a color the next with other color, the next one with the
first color and so on... I've tried to do it using an external variable
but when i change it inside the loop it seems not to
Dear Genies,
Currently I am in RD and doing some research in PDF and SVG.
Especially I am trying to find a solution to convert SVG into PDF.
Q1) In SVG to PDF Conversion, is that the end result a print ready PDF ?
I mean the output pdf supports CMYK colour space?
Q2) When converting the
Shan Kajendran wrote:
Q1) In SVG to PDF Conversion, is that the end result a print ready PDF ?
I mean the output pdf supports CMYK colour space?
There's no such thing as print ready PDF. PDF is a document format
which supports a number of color models, including CMYK, for embedded
graphics.
J.Pietschmann wrote:
see for example
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N7450.html#d4e82
Ouch, misleading example. The key phrase is grouping by position,
and more appropriate examples would be
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N6280.html#d6777e235
according to the O'reilly book, the only way to increment a variable is to
call a template recursively. I think I've seen an example of what you want
where they used a count and the mod function to alternate row color, but
don't recall the code.
-Original Message-
From: Ramon Maria
-Original Message-
From: Shan Kajendran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Q2) When converting the SVG into PDF, the Batik is uncompressing the
image data and creating the PDF with that raw data. So it is increasing
the PDF's size by many times. For example 8 kb SVG converted to 1.8 meg
Thanks..
Also I would like to shortened my last thread. First I want to deal
with Jpeg issue.
Actually I am using Batik's Rasterizer to convert SVG into PDF using the
following command line.
D:\BatikTest\batik-1.5\java -jar batik-rasterizer.jar -m
application\pdf sometest.svg
When I try
As a general note: FOP has several deficiencies when it comes to
CMYK-input or -output. I think there's some serious work ahead before
the PDF Transcoder will do what you need. If you want to make it work I
suggest you familiarize yourself with FOP's source code.
On 19.09.2003 15:21:15 Shan
Ramon,
Hope this helps. Near the top of my xsl-fo document I set some
xsl:variable so I can change the color throughout my FO (I also set up
my fonts, font-size, heading font-size, page background-color, etc. ;-p):
!-- === BEGIN: set up variables === --
xsl:variable
Thanks...
As a general note: FOP has several deficiencies when it comes to
CMYK-input or -output. I think there's some serious work ahead before
the PDF Transcoder will do what you need. If you want to make it work I
suggest you familiarize yourself with FOP's source code.
Is it bug or not
-Original Message-
From: Shan Kajendran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it bug or not implemented in the FOP. Because in the FOP website I
found the following
FOP native support of JPEG does not include all variants, especially
^^^^
Note that this holds
-Original Message-
From: Ben Galbraith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm using JDK 1.4.2 (or 1.4.2_01; I'll have to check). I just did a
heap dump (-Xhprof) and found that two byte[] arrays are killing my
heap, both created by JAI. I have to run now, but tomorrow I'll have
the full
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