Using fop-0.20.5 on a Sun/Solaris box, I am able to generate a PDF containing
graphics referenced by the fo:external-graphic tag. The PDF gets generated
(sloowly) but the GIF and JPG images look dithered, not nearly as sharp a
the source images. Images degrade when they are the exact
Three points:
- FOP 0.20.5 ignores the content-width|height properties. See here:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/compliance.html#fo-property-content-height
- FOP embeds the image loaded by an external-graphic element as is.
There's no scaling or rebuilding of the image involved. However, your
Hi,
I think that the public declaration is missing in you !DOCTYPE
The right syntax should be:
!DOCTYPE root_element PUBLIC DTD_name DTD_URI [ your own entities here ]
Pascal
-Message d'origine-
De : Luke Shannon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : mercredi 12 janvier 2005 23:34
Hello,
Here is the problem I have to deal with.
Using FOP 0.20.5 on the following FO file, I got sometimes wrong
alignements. It seems that these wrong alignements depend on the data
present in each cell of the table.
My questions are the following :
Is this problem known ?
How to overcome it ?
Hello!
My target viewers were Photoshop and Alternatiff. That's a problem with
TIFF viewers basically. For Windows viewers you need to swap some
constants for black and white colors in sources. I do remember I tried
that, but forgot to make it parametrized :(
It's probably these lines in
J.Pietschmann wrote on Wednesday, January 12, 2005 10:55 PM:
Sönke Ruempler wrote:
is it possible to scale a background-image with FO/FOP? I want to
use a higher resolution background image as table cell background.
Maybe someone knows a workaround / solution for that ;-)
There is no easy
I have several complex layouts that are table based. Right now a few on them
don't produce the desired output. There are no errors. I can only assume
that there are problems in my table structure.
Are there any tricks or tips anyone can offer for working through table
related issues?
Thanks,
Hi - thanks very much for the suggestion, and congratulations on a great
product. Unfortunately, when I made the suggested change, it had no
effect on the output, which seems puzzling to me. I'm certain that the
change was executed, because I set a breakpoint in the code and stepped
through
Sorry if it seems I am flooding the list with questions. I am new to this
technology and trying to meet a deadline on a project . Any help is
appreciated:
I have this table:
xsl:template name=s6_pdf
fo:flow flow-name=xsl-region-body
fo:block
fo:table table-layout=fixed width=100%
Web Maestro Clay wrote:
I suspect it's because you've begin the ENTITY declaration with
'!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet [...'
I think you should be able to do this:
?xml version=1.0?
!DOCTYPE stylesheet [
!ENTITY nbsp '#160;'
]
DOCTYPE declarations and DTDs are not aware of namespaces. Elements
names
Luke Shannon wrote:
The second block in the second row is not getting written out. Even if I
make it the only block of that cell, nothing gets written out.
Guess: The call-template doesn't produce anything.
Generate a FO file
http://xml.apache.org/fop/running.html#check-input
and check whether
Pascal Sancho wrote:
I think that the public declaration is missing in you !DOCTYPE
The right syntax should be:
!DOCTYPE root_element PUBLIC DTD_name DTD_URI [ your own entities here ]
The external ID part of the DOCTYPE decl may be omitted if there
is a declaration of an internal subset.
I have verified that the template is producing an output.
As a test I put putting a much short value in the place of the longer one I
was trying to write. This works.
It just won't produce an output of the longer value.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Luke
- Original Message -
From: J.Pietschmann
I may have found the problem.
The inputs causing problem are coming in from IE.
When the user inputs data from IE it is done in a text tool that surrounds
paragraphs in p tags.
It seems the content being sent in the block is in HTML tags.
If I take the pages out this are fine. Anyone know an
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, Smilgiewicz, Gene [CPB] wrote:
Using fop-0.20.5 on a Sun/Solaris box, I am able to generate a PDF
containing graphics referenced by the fo:external-graphic tag. The PDF
gets generated (sloowly) but the GIF and JPG images look dithered, not
nearly as sharp a the
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