Can we specify cell spacing for a xsl
fo table?
If possible, how can it be done.
Thanks,
Amita
On 09.07.2004 15:27:06 Peter Gustafsson wrote:
Tanks alot...
You were right about the Ghostscript issue, installed version 7.04 and now
the EPS image is shown in GSview.
However, the problem still remains with the printing of the EPS image
through Acrobat Reader 6.0.
I've never tried
Thanks Jeremias. Now I have the latest code but I can't seem to run it
(not familiar with Java). What does the Exception in thread main
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/fop/apps/Fop mean? I
unzipped xml-fop_20040709104525.tar.gz on WinXP and tried to run fop.bat
like the latest
If you're not familiar with Java, then you should probably not use the
latest code for now. FOP 0.20.5 is still more advanced in many aspects
than the code you've just downloaded.
Before you can run FOP you have to compile it. The fop.bat is not
generated during compilation and the snapshot only
Wouter,
FWIW, I would like to add that I've actually changed the graphics page
already (I haven't COMMITTED the changes so you won't see them on the
site yet). Please read the changes below, and help me make certain it
adequately addresses the issue. I'm posting the entire EPS section
below
On Jul 9, 2004, at 6:27 AM, Peter Gustafsson wrote:
You were right about the Ghostscript issue, installed version 7.04 and
now
the EPS image is shown in GSview.
I just posted information I'm intending to COMMIT to the Graphics page
RE: this issue in another POST[1] this morning. I understand
On Jul 9, 2004, at 5:14 AM, Amita Rathore wrote:
Can we specify cell spacing for a xsl fo table?
If possible, how can it be done.
Thanks,
Amita
I would think this would be either:
- a margin on each cell (with @border-collapse=collapse so you don't
get larger cell-padding on inside vs. outside
Hi Maestro,
The bug you asked for is commited and the information you posted below looks
correct to me. I hope this
clears up some stuff (but I even hope more that in FOP 1.0 the eps's will
allways show op in
acrobat programs ;-).
Cheers,
Wouter
- Original Message -
From: Clay Leeds
Has anyone invoked FOP 0.20.5 from a C++ process? We have a large
existing C++ component which needs the services provided by
FOP. I've downloaded the binary and played around with it,
and was considering using a fork() and exec(), but FAQ 2.8 states:
It is best to avoid exec'ing FOP, use the
Any particular reason you don't just make a table with 2
columns, the first column being your fo:list-item-label body? It may get
around certain limitations in fop 0.20.5.
A few other comments on your tables from my recent dive
into using them:
fo:table width="100%" is not supported AFAICT
On Fri, Jul 09, 2004 at 11:00:08AM +0200, tango ray wrote:
Add a font in fop app is really hard !!!
Chris warned you, this version of FOP is under heavy
development. Support for user configuration and adding fonts is
patchy.
Well, was, I hope. I have just committed code which enables using a
Thanks for the reply. However this problem has nothing to do with data
transfer as I am creating XML file on the fly. So if is installed on Unix
file gets created on Unix and same for windows...
My guess turned out right. On Unix you need to specify the encoding as
'UTF-8' ( case sensitive )
You are probably right. I know I just had a lot of problems with FOP's
missing FO element/attributes during my fo:table trials and
tribulations. It's not a big deal on the column-width attribute since
proportional-column-width() is implemented. IIRC, I wanted a
horizontally centered table,
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