Hello lists,
I know it's probably not the right list.
situation: on a client i have a C++ application that creates a pdf by list
labels. the data from the client application ist transferd by webservice to
a server, the server make out of the object an xml file.
problem: Can I make a XSL:FO out
Hello Peter,
i don't think that's possible to get a xsl-fo file of a pdf.
Sven
Peter wrote:
Hello lists,
I know it's probably not the right list.
situation: on a client i have a C++ application that creates a pdf by list
labels. the data from the client application ist transferd by
The default font size is 12pt or ~4.23mm. FOP allocates additional
~20% space above and below the glyph marks, for a total of 5.08mm.
This means the text wont fit into a region 5mm high, but will be
displayed in a region which is 5.1 mm high.
J.Pietschmann
You gave me the exact reason I was
Hi,
As most of you know, the keep-directives only work with table workaround.
So my question is, if i can create a xslt template for this:
h1title/h1
pblah blub/p
So that h1 never breaks with the next element. I have working templates für
h1 and p.
I am no XSLT expert so maybe anyone did that
Peter wrote:
Hello lists,
I know it's probably not the right list.
situation: on a client i have a C++ application that creates a pdf by list
labels. the data from the client application ist transferd by webservice to
a server, the server make out of the object an xml file.
problem: Can I make a
Sorry for this newbie post..I'm new with FOP.
Here are my needs:
I have some HTML files and some TIFF file and I have to combine this
all files in a big PDF.
HTML files are dinamically built by my application, and this html
files should alternate with the
I'm having problems with creating PDF's that contain images from the eXist
database.
I use the FOP servlet from Cocoon 2.1.5.1 and I am able to create PDF's
that contain images from different sources, i.e.
fo:external-graphic src=url(http://localhost:8080/logo.jpg)/ works fine.
But when I
On Sep 2, 2004, at 2:51 AM, Ionita Alexandru wrote:
Sorry for this newbie post..I'm new with FOP.
Here are my needs:
I have some HTML files and some TIFF file and I have to combine this
all files in a big PDF.
This should be doable using an HTML-to-FO conversion
On Sep 2, 2004, at 6:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But when I want to access the image in my fo.xml file in order to
create a
PDF:
fo:external-graphic
src=url(http://localhost:8080/exist/servlet/db/test.gif)/
The system doesn't respond. The memory usage for java.exe in the
taskmanager gets
Sönke Ruempler wrote:
As most of you know, the keep-directives only work with table workaround.
So my question is, if i can create a xslt template for this:
h1title/h1
pblah blub/p
So that h1 never breaks with the next element. I have working templates für
h1 and p.
I am no XSLT expert so maybe
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