Hi,
I have a document that causes FOP to fail when run on our Linux build
system, but works OK on my Windows machine. We use FOP 0.20.4 on both
machines.
It fails with the following errors:
[java] Exception in thread main java.lang.InternalError: Can't
connect to X11 window server using
Jeremiah Fisher wrote:
I'm still trying to compile FOP to native code. This should provide a
significant speed increase over Java byte code, but there are alot of
issues (paths?) involved. Does anyone have experience in this matter or
know of a resource I could turn to? Any help would be
Hi, are there any possibility to reuse a fo-tree in the fop and run it throw more then one renderer?
For example I want a printout PCL or PostSript and then I want to store a pdf in an archive, since the document can be quite big I dont want to rebild the tree more than once.
/Henrik Olsson
Is there a way to change the value of a global xsl variable?
is it possible to declare a vraiable at some location in the stylesheet and
affect it a value at some other location?
Thanks!
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I
don't have an answer to your question, but my observation with fop
is
that
subsequent rendering is much faster than the first one. Even if
you
change
the content (texts, images). And also if you render to AWT
first,
and
then to pdf. So I guess that reuse of a fop tree or caching is
MARTIN Franck wrote:
Is there a way to change the value of a global xsl variable?
No way as in any functional language.
is it possible to declare a vraiable at some location in the stylesheet and
affect it a value at some other location?
No, it's not.
Usually that means that you are not
At 09:52 03/12/02, Kevin Flynn wrote:
Hi,
I have a document that causes FOP to fail when run on our Linux build
system, but works OK on my Windows machine. We use FOP 0.20.4 on both
machines.
It fails with the following errors:
[java] Exception in thread main java.lang.InternalError: Can't
Evraire, Jonathan wrote:
I have an unusual requirement for printing. We print in both English and
French, side-by-side on the same page. Each section (ie: block) in one
language must line up with the corresponding section in the other language
(if one language is longer than it's counterpart
Hello,
I have encountered the following problem:
Input files and stylesheets are *exactly* the same. 73 pages are
rendered regardless of whether calling from code/command line.
(Tried with both PDF and XML renderer)
But on page 63 and subsequent fop called from java code breaks
differently,
Try Excelsior's JET product, it might be more user friendly:
http://www.excelsior-usa.com/home.html
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Hi,
I am trying to create an SVG document with fop.
My xsl stylesheet includes an fo:external-graphic:
fo:external-graphic src=bild3.gif/
Fop puts the message Parsing of document complete, stopping renderer
on the screen.
But FOP doesn't stop properly.
Anyway it creates an SVG document which
I'm aware of JIT, but compiling to native can still increase performance and
eliminates the java interpreter, so it may be worth a shot.
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From: Oleg Tkachenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 5:20 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Native
Henrik Olsson wrote:
Rewriting the Driver and the StreamRenderer with a cache will do the
trick I think.
Are there any things of impotance You know that I have to bother aboute?
It's supposed to be addressed by redesign currently under way, but you can
implement it yourself, it's open source
Matthias Brunner wrote:
I have encountered the following problem:
Input files and stylesheets are *exactly* the same. 73 pages are
rendered regardless of whether calling from code/command line.
(Tried with both PDF and XML renderer)
But on page 63 and subsequent fop called from java code breaks
Moebius, Yvonne wrote:
I am trying to create an SVG document with fop.
My xsl stylesheet includes an fo:external-graphic:
fo:external-graphic src=bild3.gif/
Fop puts the message Parsing of document complete, stopping renderer
on the screen.
But FOP doesn't stop properly.
Hmmm, looks like a bug.
Hello, ANIL!
You wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 02 Dec 2002
18:54:22 +:
AB What is the simplest way of converting file.xml = file.fo =
AB file.pdf
XML + XSLT - FOP - PDF
Simplest way.
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Yours sincerely, Ivan Latysh.
IvanLatysh[a]yahoo.ca
Evraire, Jonathan wrote:
We print in both English and
French, side-by-side on the same page
I've gotten the left-hand page hacked by using tables, but I don't know
how to get the right-hand page aligned with the left. Any suggestions?
There is no possiblity to have this kind of two flows in
Alexander Koppelhuber wrote:
I don't have an answer to your question, but my observation with fop is
that subsequent rendering is much faster than the first one. Even if you
change the content (texts, images). And also if you render to AWT first,
and then to pdf. So I guess that reuse of a fop
On Tuesday 03 December 2002 20:11, Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
And fop -x ... did not even work!
Did you mean -c?
No, -x for dump all configuration settings.
Why are these differences?
Make sure you are embedding FOP in the same way you are running it
from command line (I mean the same
Title: RE: xsl variables
NO!!!
Variables are SAFE in XSLT. You can't change de value of a variable which is out of the scope of your current template block.
BTW... Your question is a very newbie one :-)
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From: MARTIN Franck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday,
Howdy,
Forgive my 'newbie' answer, but it seems like what you're trying to do
would be better suited to xsl:param than xsl:variable. Why not try using an
xsl:param instead?
You don't need to read further (move along folks, there's nothing
interesting to see here), but as I understand it, an
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