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I'm working on getting a block to use a background image, but it seems that
when the image is inserted into the PDF, it's put in at some terribly low
resolution. I'm trying to get the image to scale to fit the space of the
block, but to no avail. Here's a quick snippet of the FO I'm using:
Roland-
And just as Jeff was preparing to leave work, a ray of light came down
from the sky, and a voice spoke to him. 'Jeff', the voice said, 'I am
Roland, the keeper of the knowledge of absolute positioning. Check your
e-mail one last time before leaving.' And Jeff checked his e-mail, and
Matthew-
I've used FOP (with Sun's JRE, not Microsoft's -- see Oleg's note) with IIS
5 (and I would assume it would work with IIS 4) by basically writing an
ActiveX DLL that shells out to a call to the fop.bat file, and monitors a
log file of the output from the batch file to see when it's
All right, I'll cop to being a dumb VB er, but it's company mandated, not
me. Anyway, here's how my app works:
A user comes into the site, and makes a request. (Clicks a button saying,
Gimme a PDF) This request is added to a DB, and the ASP immediately
returns with a status page for the
(I found it challenging to find this myself--there isn't exactly a blink
tag pointing to this spot :-)
Thank god. (In reference to the blink tag, not a pointer to the archive.)
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Matthew-
I ran into the same problem as you (I was trying to call FOP from an ASP
page), and what it looks like we need is some sort of VB-compatible version
of JNI, which allows C++ apps to call Java apps natively.
I ended up doing what others have suggested, and calling FOP via a shell.
Stephan-
Are you noticing degraded image quality in a printed version of the PDF, or
only in an on-screen display? If it's in the on-screen display, I would
attribute the degradation to the way the PDF Viewer handles scaling of
images. Rather than using a nice, blurred scaling algorithm, I
Stephan-
Glad I could help (even if it was in a passive way)
Just a few parting thoughts on the matter, although it sounds like you've
got a pretty good idea of what's going on already. Before you go on,
though, I must apologize for the use of U.S. units (inches, dots per inch,
etc.) I'm just
Max-
Why the reluctance to use tables? Is it a design issue, speed issue,
technical issue? Generally, tables are the textbook answer to this kind of
question. If your specific project has requirements that make tables
inappropriate, there may be other solutions.
-Jeff Mitchell
Max-
No problem. But the thanks goes to Argyn, since he beat me to the punch.
Good luck on your project.
-Jeff
Max Dcosta
Mike-
This looks like the problem IE has with getting nonstandard files straight
from a script. Nonstandard is a bad term, but I had this same problem
with an ASP that created .m3u files for Winamp. When I hit the page with
IE, it wouldn't handle the .m3u until I changed the name of the page
Patrick-
The server portion of the URL you're using looks like an NT name, or at
least a name in your default domain (TCP/IP, not NT) If you're doing this
all on one machine (if you're running FOP on epndev0006), why not use a
relative path through the file structure (i.e.
Ah, thanks for the clarification. I've only been using relative paths, so
I have no experience with FOP and remote URLs.
Perhaps ASCII-art (unicode-art?) would suffice...
(All apologies if you feel I'm diluting the content of this mailing list.
I thought for quite a while about sending this, and decided to chance it.
If it was a mistake, please let me know, and I won't make it again.)
-Jeff
Sal-
jimi-1.0.jar isn't necessary to run FOP, but if you want it, I'd suggest
downloading it from Sun. It's not included with the FOP distribution
because of licensing issues. I believe those same licensing issues would
preclude people from sending the file around via e-mail, too, but IANAL.
Devon-
Check J.Pietschmann's reply to your problem. He explains why your original
command wasn't working, and why Jimi isn't included in the FOP download. I
believe you can just download Jimi from the Sun site if you want it, but
I've been running with the batch file as is, with no problems.
J.Pietschmann-
Thanks for your help. I think I may be running out of memory when viewing
the PDF. I'll do some playing around on my end, but your explanations
should help a lot.
Thanks again,
-Jeff
Devon-
I think you're missing a jar in there. My call to FOP includes the
following -cp parameter:
-cp
build\fop.jar;lib\batik.jar;lib\xalan-2.0.0.jar;lib\xerces-1.2.3.jar;lib\avalon-framework-4.0.jar;lib\logkit-1.0.jar;lib\jimi-1.0.jar
I didn't see the path to the jimi-1.0,jar in your
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