Hello,
I have tried to hunt through both the source code tar and the binary tar,
and can't find the javadoc for FOP. Am I blind, or is it somewhere else.
Any help would be great
Steve
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Robert,
FOP uses XALAN to do its XSLT processing. Using xalan.bat (it's in the
BINARY of 0.20.5rc2 and I think the SOURCE, too), you can output to FO.
The command line is:
xalan.bat -in (XML_FILE.xml) -xsl (XSL_FILE.xsl) -out (NEW_FO_FILE.fo)
For more information, simply run xalan.bat from the
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Clay Leeds wrote:
Robert,
FOP uses XALAN to do its XSLT processing. Using xalan.bat (it's in the
BINARY of 0.20.5rc2 and I think the SOURCE, too), you can output to FO.
The command line is:
xalan.bat -in (XML_FILE.xml) -xsl (XSL_FILE.xsl) -out (NEW_FO_FILE.fo)
Steve Vanspall wrote:
I have tried to hunt through both the source code tar and the binary tar,
and can't find the javadoc for FOP. Am I blind, or is it somewhere else.
Good question. Currently, the only way to get the javadocs is to build them
from the sources, using the ant target javadocs,
Thanks, scrolled through the source doe, got the info I wanted.
Regards
Steve
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From: Victor Mote [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 12 March 2003 12:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: where can I find the javadoc
Steve Vanspall wrote:
I have tried to
How can I handle line-wrap in fo:leader?
I'd like to get:
blahref,ref
blahref,ref,ref
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,...
.ref,ref,ref
However, the
I do apologise. I've unfirewalled port 8080. I hadn't realised that it
was set up like that.
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From: laurent marot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 March 2003 17:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: fo:leader weird output (again) ;o)
sorry but url doesn't work when
More bad SVG, if you ask me, but FOP shouldn't crash because of that.
I've fixed the bug in CVS. Thanks for reporting it.
I still have to find out why it doesn't crash in 0.20.5rc2. The code is
almost the same.
On 11.03.2003 23:59:16 Krautbauer, Bruce wrote:
The following document processes
On 11.03.2003 16:04:00 Hans Stoessel wrote:
If I convert the SVG file with the version of FOP, the PDF file is much
bigger (about 5 times). And a font I use (Arial) in the SVG file is changed
in the PDF file. With the version 0.20.5 works this correct. I think I use
the old version for the
I am interested in your MS Word cleaner.
Actually, I would like to see it right away if it is possible.
Regards,
Dennis Myrén
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11. mars 2003 19:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question about Word character
Hi,
To begin with: we use FOP 0.20.4, and this mail is about a partly fix
for missing letter-spacing/kerning between words in PDF's.
In PDF's produced with FOP compared to PDF's from other an other source,
we noticed that FOP doesn't apply kerning (letter-spacing) to spaces
between words, most
for the folks who want to play along with testing what does
and does not work with docbook-PDF rendering, one of the test
environments i find useful is tim waugh's selfdocbookx example,
that you can download from www.cyberelk.net/tim/docbook/index.html.
at the bottom of that page, you can
Hi all,
I have been using FOP for more then a year and a half. Till now i needed to
put something on the first page but not on the others, and i solved this
with a variable. But as you all might know it's not really clean
programming.
So without having to define a new page-sequence, is there a
I saw a number of posted responses to David's query but it seems like most
respondents are using FOP on the server side. Is there much experience in
using FOP on the client side, say inside of an applet? I am interested in
streaming XSLT to the user's browser and having an applet transform it
I am interested in your MS Word cleaner.
Actually, I would like to see it right away if it is possible.
Regards,
Dennis Myrén
Hi Dennis,
Here is the function I just coded to resolve my issue with the Word's
specific characters (appearing as # in the resulting PDF). As I said, I
did'nt
Hi,
You have to consider the additional JARs used by FOP (Xalan, Avalon, ...).
IMHO you get somewhat around 5 MB of JARs. It will take a long time for your
users to download so much stuff (at least the first time they use the
applet). This was the reason for us to have FOP on the server and send
Thank you Simon!
I have got use for it!
Regards,
Dennis Myrén
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12. mars 2003 15:16
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Question about Word character encoding.
I am interested in your MS Word cleaner.
Actually,
I agree with Markus.
FOP needs so much JARs and rendering PDF take so much ressources that I
think it's better to do the transformations server side and then send the
result to the client. That is my opinion about using FOP clientside with
an applet (for web app, I think the servlet approach
I use FOP on the client side. The application (not applet) offers
templates for different kinds of documents e.g. invitations,
advertisements etc. The user can enter text and choose from
an image list (remote db and local files) and the app
produces a pdf. In my case it was better to use fop on
On Wed, 2003-03-12 at 09:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the function I just coded to resolve my issue with the Word's
specific characters (appearing as # in the resulting PDF). As I said, I
did'nt find any complete table of the M$ Word's specific characters, so
this function is not
Good point.
Here's my problem: I need to generate on-demand some good-size PDFs (a few
hundred pages) for a lot of users. Our tests with FOP indicate it is too
resource intensive to do on my web servers for this many users, so I'd like
to generate XSLT and somehow let the client's PC do the
Van Camp, Kenneth (Exchange) wrote:
If applet is not practical, I wonder if there are any browser plug-ins that
can do it (hopefully much smaller than 5MB)?
I'd look to Java Web Start. 5MB is required, but it can be downloaded once only.
It would be great if Adobe
produced a version of Acrobat
On Wed, 2003-03-12 at 11:03, Van Camp, Kenneth (Exchange) wrote:
If applet is not practical, I wonder if there are any browser plug-ins that
can do it (hopefully much smaller than 5MB)? It would be great if Adobe
produced a version of Acrobat that can consume XSLT and render the PDF
directly,
We had the same needs, generate on-demand big PDF with some images
(between 200 and 500 pages), fop is mostly used here by the employees in
their usual apps, but there was also a few need for our websites' users.
We first have integrated FOP in our front apps using SHELL32.DLL in Visual
Basic
Many thanks for your answer, and your expertise !
I didn't know about that unused range, it will help me a lot since I just
have to focus my attention on it now.
Simon
Philip Semanchuk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
12/03/2003 15:53
Veuillez répondre à fop-user
Pour : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
does anybody know how FOP works with tab characters?
I'm trying to generate a PDF file starting from a simple text which
contains tab characters, and I want to keep them in the resulting PDF. I
put the text into a block tag with the attribute
white-space-collapse=false ( the text to be
I use Java Web Start to deliver a Java application embedding FOP and it
works great. I consider a one-time 5M download to be small these days,
compared to lots of other internet practices people frequently use (like
downloading game demos). Besides, you can quickly surpass 5M in PDF
downloads by
Claudio De Bernardi
does anybody know how FOP works with tab characters?
I'm trying to generate a PDF file starting from a simple text which
contains tab characters, and I want to keep them in the resulting PDF. I
put the text into a block tag with the attribute
white-space-collapse=false (
Victor, thanks for your reply.
I agree with your opinion about tabs modernity, but it sound strange that
a modern tool like FOP isn't backward compatible with a so simple features,
consider that most editors support tabs in the rigth way and people still
use them
my aim is to have the most
Hello,
First I must admit that as far as getting this up and running I failed
miserably and i'm having troubles finding a good guide to get this up and
running.
What i've tried to do is install jakarta-tomcat-4.1.18 on my win2k server.
This seems to be working. As per the documentation on fop
Claudio,
Claudio De Bernardi wrote:
my aim is to have the most simple editor to create a PDF file based on
an HTML textarea, obviuosly users should be free to use the poor ways
provided by textareas to format a text which I think are only tabs (if
the user use copy and paste), white spaces and
FYI - we use FOP in an online production app to deliver on-demand print verions
of our managment reports and lab reports. Our clients (drug companies) use the
app to log on and see how their clinical trials are going. Luckily we haven't
had much demand for large (50+ pages) PDFs or many
Philip Semanchuk wrote:
Thank you very much Jeremias. The documentation that I have not been
able to find is something that states whether this feature is WAD
(working as designed) or if it is just a known quirk/bug. If patches are
welcome then I guess it is the latter. =)
I believe when bookmars
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a little query : I am looking for a table with the hexadecimal code
for the MS Word specific characters (eg: ... or the ' character).
You should probably take a look at jakarta POI
http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/index.html
The claim to be able to read/write Word
Hello, thanks for the reply Phillip
I just reinstalled tomcat (to start from scratch) and placed the war file in
the webapps dir. This seemed to get processed right away then I copied the
supporting .jar files into the web-inf/lib directory.
This is from the log file.
2003-03-12 12:21:05
Rob Staveley (Tom) wrote:
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,...
ref,ref,ref
Add text-align=justify.
I'd like to get:
blahref,ref
blahref,ref,ref
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been using FOP for more then a year and a half. Till now i needed to
put something on the first page but not on the others, and i solved this
with a variable. But as you all might know it's not really clean
programming.
So without having to define a new
Joop Vriend wrote:
To begin with: we use FOP 0.20.4, and this mail is about a partly fix
for missing letter-spacing/kerning between words in PDF's.
Well, thanks for the effort but this patch wont make it into FOP
soon, mainly because the layout core doesn't take kerning into
account at all, which
The web.xml in the web app does not adhere to the DTD.
Look at the servlet-mapping element in the web.xml. Is it and its children
in the correct place according to the DTD?
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From: Adam Shelley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 3:34 PM
To:
On Wed, 2003-03-12 at 14:06, Claudio De Bernardi wrote:
Hi,
does anybody know how FOP works with tab characters?
TAB characters are replaced with 8 white spaces. Effective width depends
on the font used.
I'm trying to generate a PDF file starting from a simple text which
contains tab
Claudio De Bernardi wrote:
I agree with your opinion about tabs modernity, but it sound strange
that a modern tool like FOP isn't backward compatible with a so simple
features, consider that most editors support tabs in the rigth way and
people still use them
Backward compatibility or not,
I tried to render my fo files to svg, which works
fine for text. But none of the external images
makes it to the svg file. Batik can produce image
tags with links to external images.
Is this a limitation in fop?
(producing a pdf with the same fo file works fine).
Regards Alex
Alexander Koppelhuber wrote:
I tried to render my fo files to svg, which works
fine for text. But none of the external images
makes it to the svg file. Batik can produce image
tags with links to external images.
Is this a limitation in fop?
(producing a pdf with the same fo file works fine).
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