Roadmap for 1.0

Hello I there a Roadmap for FOP 1.0 What is the Status for Redesign / FOA Implementation - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Problem with the FOP website?

Has someone changed the FOP website or is it just me? It looks terrible in FF, and doesn't work at all in IE6 Regards, Roland Neilands Pulse Mining Systems Pty Ltd w +612 49 00 f +612 49 336732 e [EMAIL PROTECTED] This e-mail is solely for the use of the intended recipient and may contain

Re: Problem with the FOP website?

We screwed up doing a website update. I think it is fixed now, but it'll take a couple of hours until the sites are synced and you see the results. Sorry for the inconvenience! On 24.03.2005 07:07:06 Roland Neilands wrote: Has someone changed the FOP website or is it just me? It looks terrible

Java's Birthday

Hi All, March 23, 2005 is Java's 10th Anniversary. http://www.javarss.com/java-timeline-10years.html I wish Java Community grows more. Best Regards - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: Roadmap for 1.0

This is a question that pops up every few weeks. I took this as an excuse to update the status page on the FOP website (which is now restored again): http://xml.apache.org/fop/status.html And by the way, FOA is an FO editor and has nothing to do with the FOP project, so I can't comment on that.

fop error

Hello everybody. We use fop.0.20.5 to produce pdf files at our linux server. It works most times. But after some times we got the following error message: [WARNING] table-layout=auto is not supported, using fixed! Xlib: connection to localhost:0.0 refused by server Xlib: No protocol specified

Re: fop error

we have solved the problem by setting the systemproperty java.awt.headless System.setProperty (java.awt.headless, true); thmarx wrote: Hello everybody. We use fop.0.20.5 to produce pdf files at our linux server. It works most times. But after some times we got the following error message:

Re: PDF with CMYK

Hi Michi, no, not at the moment. The topic pops up every now and then but so far nobody has solved this properly, yet. Search through the archives for ideas. One big problem, of course, is that both XSL-FO and SVG only support sRGB. Providing CMYK support means creating custom extensions. On

Re: PDF with CMYK

Jeremias Maerki wrote: Hi Michi, no, not at the moment. The topic pops up every now and then but so far nobody has solved this properly, yet. Search through the archives for ideas. ok One big problem, of course, is that both XSL-FO and SVG only support sRGB. Providing CMYK support means creating

FW: blind tables

Hi, I noticed the processing instruction to"page-break if less thanX inches left" is not implemented. Therefore I am trying to use "blind tables" to keeptwo pieces of content together. However this doesn't seem to be working - if you render the attacheddocument to PDF you will see that

RE: blind tables

This works for me now. I had a block around my first piece of content (a table). I removed this, so nesting the table directly. table row keep-with-next !- blind row 1 - block --- remove table ... /table /block --- remove /row row !- blind row 2 - blabla.. /row /table

Re: PDF with CMYK

I'm not sure if iText can really do it. I've never tried. But there are tools out there that can do the conversion. But they may not be free. On 24.03.2005 12:25:16 Michael Wechner wrote: I am not sure if anyone has tried using iText to change the generated PDF from RGB to CMYK. Would that