look at http://www.jfor.org/
Could any one let me know when the RTF support will be implemented in the
Apache FOP. Is there any other project apart from apache working on FOP's
?
Thanks
Prasanna
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Could any one let me know when the RTF support will be implemented in the
Apache FOP.
No idea unfortunately. Several people were supposed to work on this at
various points but nothing concrete (except my very small effort to
jumpstart the integration [1]) has happened
Hi all,
i've got a problem with a special character (and maybe with more, but
did not notice yet). In this case it is about the mu, the greek
character often used for a shorthand for micro. In my fo i convert
this character to #x3BC;.
Now, when i process my fo to pdf with FOP it shows ok in the
At 11:05 23/12/02, Pras wrote:
Hi, Can the lines be represented between the images. Say for example I
have a flow chart which has many images and lines(connectors between
them), will I be able to represent and generate in PDF using Apache FOP?
That sounds to me like you want to create a big SVG
I donno abc of SVG. Is it possible with SVG ? So do u mean to say that first we have to generate the SVG imagewhich contains all the images we have in our flow chart .Thenwe have to load that single big image(SVG) to our docuemnt(pdf). Is it like this ?
Thanks
Pras.
Alex McLintock [EMAIL
Yep,
That is what I meant. You are basically creating a big vector graphic with
several bitmap images inside it. Once you have the SVG you can either serve
it directly if your clients have the SVG plugin (unlikely) or embed it
inside XSL:FO
If you look at the specs for XSL:FO they mostly talk
Hi,
thanks for the great feedback. It seems to me that the image formats
supported by Jimi are not all supported by fop (0.20.4). Fop with some help from
Jimi and Batik supports bmp, eps, jpeg, png, svg, tiff (there are
*ImageReader.class files for the types implemented in the package
Thaks a lot Alex.
I will be happy if u could let me know the api's/libraries which can be used to create an SVG image out of other images/lines and stuffs like that.
Pras
Alex McLintock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep,That is what I meant. You are basically creating a big vector graphic with several
http://www.owal.co.uk/cgi-bin/fopfaq.cgi#__928
Where can I find out about SVG? (Scalable Vector Graphics)
The W3C website is the official place for finding out about SVG
http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/
http://www.adobe.com/svg/tutorial/intro.html
At 11:49 23/12/02, Prasanna C
this all comes down to which font you are using. The PCL renderer
doesnt support custom fonts. From the standard 14 fonts, the mu
character x03BC has a glyph in the Symbol font. Maybe your PCL printer
doesnt support the Symbol Font?
Hi Chris,
i'm using only font-family Helvetica. No extra fonts
Jochen,
The only working solution for named destinations I found was using a
acrobat plugin called NameIt. You can try it at:
http://www.merlin-os.co.uk/products/nameit/
HTH,
Harm
Jochen Stuempfig wrote:
hello
i tried to define a named postion in an pdf using following code
fo:block
Oscar,
convert the docs/examples/fo/fonts.fo example to PCL and send it to your
printer. If you can see the mu character in the output look into
fonts.fo how to make it appear. You will probably have to use
font-family=Symbol.
On 23.12.2002 14:51:26 Oscar Schoof wrote:
this all comes down to
convert the docs/examples/fo/fonts.fo example to PCL and send it to your
printer. If you can see the mu character in the output look into
fonts.fo how to make it appear. You will probably have to use
font-family=Symbol.
Jeremias,
Thanks. Adding inline the font-family and using the right code out
Hi Oleg,
Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
alex elsholz wrote:
i couldn't display an image, whe fop must load it from a server, but i
dont get an exception. when i use a local path it worjs fine.
When FOP is unable to load image it doesn't throw an exception, but
instead it logs an error message
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