Ram Krishnamoorthi wrote:
Currently, We are just invoking FOP command directly
from a Shell Script which would call the FOP Command
This means you have the overhead of starting a JVM process for
each individual invoice to process, including all the warm-up
costs. You should think about a custom
I have code in the Applet as follows.
URL userConfig = new URL(http, myserver, 7011, /mypath/+
userconfig.xml);
org.apache.fop.apps.Options options = new
org.apache.fop.apps.Options( userConfig.openStream());
myserver is running on a completely different machine. When
Hi Ram,
Please post the codes / send me the sample code files (.fo,.xsl)
for us to study..
Thanks
Eugene
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Improving FOP Performance?
Hello,
We are using FOP to
this would also be my suggestion. at the moment we are also using fop as
a command line script. when finishing the webapplication i will create a
java servlet that runs under tomcat. first tests show a perfomance boost
of 50%. mainly because the JVM must not be started every time, this
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myserver is running on a completely different machine. When this run in
the applet, FOP throws the following exception
org.apache.fop.apps.FOPException: can't find default configuration file
at org.apache.fop.apps.Options.loadStandardConfiguration(Options.java:184)
FOP
Thanks for the reply.Last evening I did find the cause for this issue. I checked the source code and did found that FOP is initially loading standard configuration ( which is config.xml). I also found that the /cong/ directory is missing from the applet jar. But on my PC (localhost) the same
Does the current CVS version build on an FC3 system? I've not had much
luck using the tools and stuff from jpackage.org, so I was wondering how
I could access the nightly builds.
Cheers!
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