Hi,
I have a new requirement and would like to know if anyone of you
have done this before.
I have a PDF already generated. There is an image strored as a TIF
file. Now, on request I have to programmatically insert the TIF as a
BACKGROUND to the pdf file. Any suggestion or pointer will he
Ramakrishnan, Deivanayagam wrote:
Hi,
I have a new requirement and would like to know if anyone of you
have done this before.
I have a PDF already generated. There is an image strored as a TIF
file. Now, on request I have to programmatically insert the TIF as a
BACKGROUND to the pdf file.
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
On 18.02.2005 11:18:21 Chris Bowditch wrote:
Java 1.5, also has support for printing PDFs. Although other users on this
list have reported problems rendering XSL-FO using FOP on JDK 1.5
Others may know of other tools that can be used to print a PDF
That Java 1.5 has
Forgot to attach the files...
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On 18.02.2005 11:18:21 Chris Bowditch wrote:
Neil Guinto wrote:
Jeremias,
Thanks for taking the interest. Ok I'm looking for a quick solution at
this point without me going into the nitty gritty of implementing a
method (crunch time :-( ). I've got the actual PDF's rendered
Neil Guinto wrote:
Jeremias,
Thanks for taking the interest. Ok I'm looking for a quick solution at
this point without me going into the nitty gritty of implementing a
method (crunch time :-( ). I've got the actual PDF's rendered somewhere
on the server side and wanted to route it straight to
I wanted to print a PDF that contains a background image. The print
process needs no user intervention. The example outlined in
FopPrintServlet could not render the image, I'm guessing because of
AWTRenderer?. Is there anyway I could do accomplish what I want?
FYI. The same PDF
the background images will appear.
On 17.02.2005 01:04:16 Neil Guinto wrote:
I wanted to print a PDF that contains a background image. The print
process needs no user intervention. The example outlined in
FopPrintServlet could not render the image, I'm guessing because of
AWTRenderer
. If you implement
these methods the background images will appear.
On 17.02.2005 01:04:16 Neil Guinto wrote:
I wanted to print a PDF that contains a background image. The print
process needs no user intervention. The example outlined in
FopPrintServlet could not render the image, I'm guessing
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
Hi,
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 ;-)
Thank you - soenke
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 workaround. The spec doesn't provide possibilties
for defininig
Hi all,
I'd like to put a background image in table cells. My background image width is
greater than my cells width.
In some cells I'd lke to have the left part of my image. There is no problem
for that. It's the default behaviour.
In other cells I'd like to have the right part of my image. I
Barbara Baur [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I tried to follow the hints on graphics resolution and set an image
width using the content-width property. Unfortunately this did not work,
probably because background-image itself is a property of fo:region-body..
I 'solved' the problem in the meantime
Hi
I tried to follow the hints on graphics resolution and set an image
width using the content-width property. Unfortunately this did not
work, probably because background-image itself is a property of
fo:region-body..
I 'solved' the problem in the meantime by resampling the image to 72
dpi
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From: Barbara Baur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
snip /
So I am still looking for a proper solution for this background-image
problem.
One known workaround is to use a static-content bound to a region-before or
region-after that overlaps the entire region-body
I want to include a background image (a png with a 200 dpi resolution)
in the region body of a simple page master.
In the outcoming pdf the resolution of the image has changed to 72 dpi
which is of course not what I wanted. The image is far too big and
doesn't fit the page size anymore. Why
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From: Barbara Baur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I want to include a background image (a png with a 200 dpi resolution)
in the region body of a simple page master.
In the outcoming pdf the resolution of the image has changed to 72 dpi
which is of course not what
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Do you know what is the class I can modify to implement this?
If you are using 0.20.5, then that code is frozen and any changes you submit
will be unlikely to make it into the code base. Development is focused on CVS
Head.
Whichever version of the code you are looking
Hi,
background-image option works when rendering a pdf file but does not works when
rendering a awt...
sample: fo:table table-layout=fixed background-image=c:\test.jpg
This is a bug or a bad meaning to use he background-image attribute?
Toine
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background-image option works when rendering a pdf file but does not works when
rendering a awt...
sample: fo:table table-layout=fixed background-image=c:\test.jpg
This is a bug or a bad meaning to use he background-image attribute?
The AWT renderer doesn't implement
Do you know what is the class I can modify to implement this?
Thank you.
Antoine POURCHEZ
Selon J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
background-image option works when rendering a pdf file but does not works
when
rendering a awt...
sample: fo:table table-layout
I have a gif file with transparent background, but when I
put it into a page with a background image, the transparent part became white
and covered up the background image, anybody encountered this before?
Tiffany
Sun, Tiffany (Tong) wrote:
I have a gif file with transparent background, but when I put it into a
page with a background image, the transparent part became white and
covered up the background image, anybody encountered this before?
GIF transparency apparently doesn't work. Try to use a SVG
tien hai nguyen wrote:
Hi dear list !
I need to put a background-image but my image are so big
it is possible to scaling image in my xslt file ? I not find a attribute for
background to scale.
regular images processed via fo:external-graphic tag will be scaled if
the actual image size doesnt
Hi dear list !
I need to put a background-image but my image are so big
it is possible to scaling image in my xslt file ? I not find a attribute for
background to scale.
It is possible to put a ps file in background or a eps file ?
Thanks
Tien hai
. Is this
possible to put one background image on the whole page ?
Greetz
Carsten
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From: Jeroen van Holst [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: donderdag 26 juni 2003 15:37
To: fop-user
Subject: background-image to cover entire page
Hi,
Is it possible to have a page-sized background image (0 margins,
covering the *entire* page) and overlay this with the actual document
rendered
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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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
Ok, I see that none of the position for the background image is implemented
yet, so my question is how do you center a background image on a page? This
seems like a pretty common feature so i figure there has to be a work around
of some sort.
Kai
On 5/30/2003 10:36 AM, Kairi Henry wrote:
Ok, I see that none of the position for the background image is implemented
yet, so my question is how do you center a background image on a page? This
seems like a pretty common feature so i figure there has to be a work around
of some sort.
Kai-
Probably
to center the background-image, make the
image the size of the page (minus the margin?) or the size of the region
you're putting it in. You'll probably have to play with it to get it
just right!
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Sells, Fred wrote:
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
Hi everybody.
I have a very simple question (which has been already answered I presume) :
How do i display a background image (my company's logo) in the center of the
page, without having it being repeateted through the document (I don't know
if I should use the background-repeat property
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Sent: 12 May 2003 14:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Background image
Hi everybody.
I have a very simple question (which has been already answered I presume) :
How do i display a background image (my company's logo) in the center of the
page, without having
Thanks for your support, but my document consists in a single page.
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De: Matthew Lancashire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: lundi 12 mai 2003 15:19
À: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet: RE: Background image
If it to be shown on the first page only you could define two page
I think I see what you mean now.
You have a single page document and you want the background image displayed
once in the middle.
Yes?
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Sent: 12 May 2003 14:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Background image
Thanks
Frederic,
FOP now only supports background-image and non of the other related
properties (like background-repeat). If you want your logo once on the
center of the page, create a page size image with the logo in the middle
other space should be white. Use this as your background image.
Hope
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
Jeff,
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.
This worked.
fo:block-container
:
Subject: RE: Scaling of
background-image
02/19/2003 04:39 PM
Koes, Derrick wrote:
Interestingly enough, putting the background-image attribute as a real
attribute of fo:block in the transform produces the desired result.
However, adding it with an xsl:attribute element does not produce the
desired result.
I think I need to use xsl:attribute because I
Interestingly enough, putting the background-image attribute as a real
attribute of fo:block in the transform produces the desired result.
However, adding it with an xsl:attribute element does not produce the
desired result.
I think I need to use xsl:attribute because I want to add/set
I have to usea pdf (or an image) as full-page
background for my generated pdf.
Is it possible with FOP?
Have I to use background images on fo:simple-page-
master?
Thank you,
Gianni Rubagotti
EDW International
Questo messaggio arriva da Postino, il (mitico) servizio di posta di Punto
You mean border-less?
FOP supports the background-image property in its latest version. But
from looking at the FO spec I'd say there's no direct way to have a
background-image on the whole page (without borders). It would work if
place on fo:region-body as in the bgimage.fo example
Miguel Angel Medina Lopez wrote:
Thank you for your response, set the region-body background-image works, but
I want that the image was in the full page. For example, if I define my page
as a A4 I want the background fill the 210x279 mm, although I have a
region-before defined. Is it possible
Greetings,
I spent all day unsuccessfully struggling to get my background image to work in
v0.20.4. Then I stumbled upon the following statement at
http://www.ibiblio.org/xml/books/bible2/chapters/ch18.html
Caution: The only background property FOP 0.20.4 supports is
'background-color
Hi Jim,
background-image works in v0.20.5rc which can be downloaded from FOP's
website. It did not work in v0.20.4
Chris
From: Jim Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings,
I spent all day unsuccessfully struggling to get my background image to
work in v0.20.4. Then I stumbled upon the following
Hi Jim Chris,
Using fop 0.20.4 I was able to load a background-image when rendering to
-pdf but not -print. I have tried both 0.20.4 0.20.5rc and get the same
results.
In my implementation I place the background-image in the fo:region-body tag
(BTW, I also tested the background-image
Hi all:
I want to put an image as a background in all my pages of the document. In
some documentation says that the property background-image can be used to do
it in the simple-page-master element but it seems that FOP isn't implement
this property because I try to use it and doesn't work. Any
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Subject: Background-image
Hi all:
I want to put an image as a background in all my pages of the document. In
some documentation says that the property background-image can be used to
do
it in the simple-page-master element but it seems
Miguel Angel Medina Lopez wrote:
I want to put an image as a background in all my pages of the document. In
some documentation says that the property background-image can be used to do
it in the simple-page-master element but it seems that FOP isn't implement
this property because I try to use
Hello,
I juste tested Fop
0.20.4rc. (I need to use background images.) The problem is there is no
property to resize a background image and, whatever the size of the image, it
always comes with huge dimensions, at least four times bigger than the page itself.
Even if I use a very small
Are background-images implemented in Fop 0.20.3 ?
Not yet.
I get a message telling me no such function as url but no message
telling me background-image not implemented...
How can I specify the uri of the image otherwise ?
You can try to work with a block-container. I think I remember
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Are background-images implemented in Fop 0.20.3 ?
Not yet.
.. but someone is working on it, see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-devm=101822791428295w=2
Christian
Are background-images implemented in Fop 0.20.3 ?
I get a message telling me no such function as url but no message
telling me background-image not implemented...
How can I specify the uri of the image otherwise ?
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