Hi all,
I'm using FOP 0.20.5 to create a PDF document. The document contains a
table with 5 columns and varying number of rows. There is a line drawn
around the table using the border-* properties of the cells at the edge
of the table. The line drawn however appears to contain gaps which lies
Sorry but I'm very new to xml - techniques, study it for a couple of days. So
I'm a little bit confused. I don't know what I should do for solving this
error. I read the FAQ ... But I think there is no solution?!
Could anybody give me some advice? Many thanks for your answers. If anyone
needs
I am generating a PDF with xsl-fo. Now
I am tring to display it in the browser. The PDF displays but after that
the session becomes invalid.
The content lenth is around 5 bytes.
How can it be solved...any suggestions..
Sun, Tiffany (Tong) wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently using FOP 0.20.5, but when I downloaded FOP1.0 Dev from
CVS in hope it will fix some of my problems, I ran into more problems:
Yes, you will. The 1.0 Dev branch isnt ready yet.
First, I have to change most of the method calls for it to compile, then
I
Hi.
Where can I find and download the FOP 1.0 Dev sources?
Regards,
Dennis JD Myrén
Developer
Oslo Kodebureau
Tel: (+47) 98
00 11 92
Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.oslokb.no
Dennis Myrén wrote:
Hi.
Where can I find and download the FOP 1.0 Dev sources?
You will need to install a CVS client and connect anonymously to the Apache
CVS server. it is all described on the website:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/dev/index.html#dev-code
Chris
Johannes Franz wrote:
Hi is it possible to declare certain sentences as a headline and
generate autmatically a table-of-contents in JFOR/FOP?
Perhaps somebody could send me an example.
No this is not possible in general within XSL-FO. You can do something in
XSLT. Using markers and
Johan Andersson wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using FOP 0.20.5 to create a PDF document. The document contains a
table with 5 columns and varying number of rows. There is a line drawn
around the table using the border-* properties of the cells at the edge
of the table. The line drawn however appears to
Matthias,
I would recommend looking through the on-line
tutorials offered by the commercial implementations
(at www.renderx.com, www.antennahouse.com) first in
order to learn about XSL.
Then, run each of the FOP examples in the examples/fo
directory of the FOP distribution. Take notes on what
Hi Glen
Today I bought O'Reillys XSL - FO book written by dave pawson. I think this
book answer me quite a lot of questions, so I don't have to post the question
here. Thank you for your good tipps an renderex.com and antennahouse.com!
Many thanks for your answers!
regards
Matthias
Hi everybody,
I
am using fop to generate report. I have set the path of JAR file properly. But
when tried to create object for Driver() class it is throwing an error.
I sending attachment (Error.txt) file containing error
message and I using Tomcat1.4.
Thanks in advance.
Ok, i'll try it. Thx for explanation.
By the way do you know if it is possible and how to use the headline
function of word/rtf with XSL-FO/JFOR?
- Original Message -
From: Chris Bowditch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 1:02 PM
Subject: Re:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of writing a FOP extension. To be able to start I was
planning on creating a FOP extension that does something very silly: to
load an jpg file and insert it in a PDF document.
I know, this is already possible but the goal is to be able to insert a
generated image in
Hello Bhaskar,
Looking at the error stack at the point where FOP was
invoked, it is possible you're having a problem with
the xerces and xalan jars in the servlet container.
Either (1) they're not present in either the shared/
or common/ directories of the servlet container, or
(2) they are,
--- Peter Verhoye
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know, this is already possible but the goal is to
be able to insert a
generated image in a PDF document on the fly.
I can't use a servlet so no help there.
Instead of an extension element--*very* complex--can't
you use XSLT to generate your FO
Instead of an extension element--*very* complex--can't
you use XSLT to generate your FO stylesheet, possibly
using xsl:param to dynamically choose the graphic
desired?
I wish I could (and maybe I can, but I'm a XSLT newbie also :-)
The problem I have is as follows. The PDF need to include a
Peter Verhoye wrote:
So, I don't see how to do this using anything else than an extension.
Get the image source URL from a style sheet parameter:
xsl:stylesheet ...
xsl:param name=image-src/
xsl:template ...
...
fo:external-graphic src={$image-src}/
...
See
Mosimann Matthias wrote:
Sorry but I'm very new to xml - techniques, study it for a couple of
days. So I'm a little bit confused. I don't know what I should do for
solving this error. I read the FAQ ... But I think there is no
solution?!
You've probably got an image or a block-container or
Amita Rathore wrote:
I am generating a PDF with xsl-fo. Now I am tring to display it in the
browser. The PDF displays but after that the session becomes invalid.
The content lenth is around 5 bytes. How can it be solved...any
suggestions..
FOP doesn't have anything to do with maintaining a
Title: RE: FOP 1.0 Dev.
Chris,
Thanks for your reply. Is there a planned release date for FOP-1.0? The software I'm working on will be in Production early next year, guess I'll have to do all my modifications based on FOP-0.20.5.
-Original Message-
From: Chris Bowditch
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