Nuno Lopes wrote:
Hello,
I was trying to make some PDFs of the PHP manual when I got some problems.
The manual is written in docbook and then I have a XSL sheet. I can generate
the manual in english, portuguese, french,... but not in russian.
Firstly, please post user related questions to the user
Markus wrote:
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so we would like to see a very fast pdf generation. our environment is
perl on linux. whicht tipps to speed up generation? so far it seems to
make not much differnce wheter i call fop
fop -xsl ticket.xsl -xml ticket.xml -c myconfig.xml -pdf ticket.pdf
or first produce the
Chris Bowditch mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Monday, August
09, 2004 10:53 AM:
ticket. The way around this is to write a Java program which
can receive
requests via some mechanism, e.g. JMS Queues, watching disk
files, database
tables, etc etc. And then change your perl program to send a
Hi,
is there any way to do that in the current FOP version?
Regards,
Alex
Am 06.08.2004 um 22:24 schrieb J.Pietschmann:
Alexander Lohse wrote:
I am search for a way to correctly print on address-labels, which
have fixed sizes.
Is there a way to stop FOP from resizing a table-row, when the
Maybe someone has written a small JAVA daemon yet? I would prefer this
solution from my PHP scripts.
You can call FOP from PHP:
?
$pdf = output.pdf;
$fo = input.fo;
$options = array($fo,$pdf);
$java = new Java(org.apache.fop.apps.CommandLine, $options);
$java-run();
?
You have a good
When I open the file I only get #. What am I doing wrong?
I've tried using FOP directly with XML, and with a FOP file generated by
xsltproc, but noone works.
This means that the font-family you are using does not have any glyphs for
the
russian code points. It is a FAQ, with more
Nuno Lopes mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Monday, August 09, 2004
12:52 PM:
$java = new Java(org.apache.fop.apps.CommandLine, $options);
$java-run();
I know, but the PHP-JAVA extension in EXPERIMENTAL and unstable, addational
it's not caching and the VM has to be started everytime, too. So
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From: Nuno Lopes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've checked the FO file and all it has as font-family is:
sans-serif, serif, monospace. Opening the PDF file, acrobat
reader says that the used fonts are: Helvetica, Times-Roman
and Courier (with italics and
I saw some earlier postings on problems with keep-together when there
are fo:blocks inside table rows but never saw an answer. It seems that
when you have a table row with multiple fo:blocks then FOP allows it to
break to the next page ignoring the keep-together.
My table rows are all defined
I've checked the FO file and all it has as font-family is:
sans-serif, serif, monospace. Opening the PDF file, acrobat
reader says that the used fonts are: Helvetica, Times-Roman
and Courier (with italics and bolds).
I thought these fonts would support russian chars... Which
fonts
Why not install Tomcat, deploy the FOP servlet [1] and then access FOP
using HTTP GET requests? Should be simple using PHP.
[1] http://xml.apache.org/fop/servlets.html
I also remember someone having posted that he has written a web service
around FOP. Look in the archives.
On 09.08.2004
Alexander Lohse wrote:
is there any way to do that in the current FOP version?
To do what?
Methods for hiding overflow vary depending on the problem
at hand. Appraches include using another absolutely
positioned block container with non-transparent background,
graphics, especially SVG graphics,
Nuno Lopes wrote:
Do you know where can I get those fonts freely?
The common way is to track down an old copy of ARIALUNI.TTF
either from a MS Office installation or one of the remaining
copies on the net (it is no longer distributed without fee by
MS).
Other approaches are ordinary web searches
Steve Lockwood wrote:
My table rows are all defined as:
fo:table-row keep-with-previous=always keep-with-next=always
You probably want to try
fo:table-row keep-toghether=always
J.Pietschmann
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Hello,
i am buildung a pdf which includes png. The used
java library is jimi-1.0.jar. If i include to much png-images i get the
OutOfMemoryException. The answer of the FAQ is to increase the memory which is
allocated for java. Could you explain me how i can do this? Do you have any
other
While browsing fop-dev mailing list, I found Pete Townsend was willing to
donate his code for rendering documents in AFP format. I would like to request
the fop-developers to consider this seriously as there are many AFP users
around (in the mainframe World) and would like to have this renderer.
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