I used iText recently; pretty simple.
package org.ahss.acc.pdftools;
import java.io.*;
import com.lowagie.text.*;
import java.awt.Color;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.*;
import java.util.*;
public class PdfFileManipulator {
public PdfFileManipulator() {}
public static void cat(ArrayList
I'm using a Tomcat servelt to generate multiple PDF's at one time. This
represents a report with a bunch of attachments. The header and footer
information varies and I may need to vary page layout. I would prefer to
generate each PDF separately (using XML and XSLT with FOP) rather that one
big
to allow users to hand-write additional information as
required. An example is attached.
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From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 3:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: background lines
Importance: Low
Sells, Fred wrote:
I need
: background lines
Importance: Low
Sells, Fred wrote:
I need to print a form where there are lines to aid in hand-writing
additions to the printed information. I have used background-image= to
put
lines where I don't print content and this works.
However the file size is doubled
I need to print a form where there are lines to aid in hand-writing
additions to the printed information. I have used background-image= to put
lines where I don't print content and this works.
However the file size is doubled by the background image and it seems that
it does not repeat a single
I need to put horizontal lines on my PDF so the user can write more stuff on
the printout.
I tried using a background image. It looked good but doubled the size of my
PDF. Seemed like fop was generating multiple copies of image. Our users
have low-end computers and printers and a 30 page
according to the O'reilly book, the only way to increment a variable is to
call a template recursively. I think I've seen an example of what you want
where they used a count and the mod function to alternate row color, but
don't recall the code.
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From: Ramon Maria
not sure, but you don't specify color, try adding that.
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From: Ganesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
It will be great if you
I never got it to work at all; good to know the commercial one also failed,
I was going to try that next.
let me know if you solve this
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From: Randy Paries [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 4:13 PM
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I'm hardly an expert on this, but what I do is.
1. create a jdom tree representing my data
2. write the jdom tree to XML using it's built-in output generators
3. hand write an xsl file
4. pass the xsl and xml to fop
I realize that I can skip step 2 and do this part internally, but I had
trouble
I have not been able to get position-absolute to work for block-container,
using the latest release of fop.
I've tried every permutation and combination I could think of.
Should it work?
If so, could someone provide a working snippet?
tia
Fred Sells
I need to use absolute-position to put an address in the right spot for a
window envelope. I tried the following using fop 0.20.5. I cannot seem to
get it to move from the top-left corner of the flow. What am I missing?
fo:flow flow-name=xsl-region-body font-size=12pt
xsl:for-each
you have a space after the word left
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From: Francisco García Leal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 8:04 AM
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Hello.
I have a table and
XMLspy enterprise edition (i.e. StyleVision) does it but poorly. not all
features supported; no docs and code generated is way too verbose and ugly.
I used to to get a first pass, but when I needed more I had to rewrite the
entire xsl file.
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From: Kodandapani A.
background-image option works when rendering a pdf file but does not show up
when outputting to screen using the -awt option.
no big deal; except I spent alot of time trying to figure out what I was
doing wrong.
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To
I'm trying to use background-image to produce a lined body so that the use
can write additional notes on the printed form. I have tried both gif and
jpg without success. I've read XSL formatting objects by Lovel and revied
the fop faq's. I'm still stumped and obviously missing something quite
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