Jay Chiu wrote:
Chris,
I have successfylly solved the problem. I think it is a fop
bug.
It does look that way.
I have just changed 2 lines of PDFGraphics2D.java:
line 289: and line 296
FROM:
Dimension size = new Dimension(imageInfo.width * ratio,
imageInfo.height * 3);
and
g.fillRect(0, 0,
It's Batik's job to load images within SVG files. Batik has its own PNG
codec built in. FOP currently can't use it. Batik and FOP use different
ways to load images.
On 16.02.2004 11:15:24 Chris Bowditch wrote:
Another thing I found out is that JIMI support is not required
for png file in svg.
Thomas Brechtl wrote:
FOP 0.20.5
Hi,
I'm searching for some way to put a rectangle around some characters,
in the example only EFGH should be in a rectangle. ABCD and IJKL
should be in the same line but not in a rectangle.
FOP seems not to support the way in the example with fo:inline and
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
It's Batik's job to load images within SVG files. Batik has its own PNG
codec built in. FOP currently can't use it. Batik and FOP use different
ways to load images.
Thanks Jeremias
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Hi all, in order to do a batch print of pdf files that
are on my customers local pc, I would like to run
the equivalent of
FOP -xml 1.xml -xsl 2.xsl -print
programmatically, is there another way than resorting to a
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(..)
this is what I am thinking I have to do, but would
Two main options are:
1. Use the Apache Ant Task: (if you haven't yet learned Ant, it is
time very well spent to do so):
http://xml.apache.org/fop/anttask.html
2. Or, for a very simple Java program, click the This example link here:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#ExampleXML2PDF
I
thanks for the replies,
how would ant help me here. I did not explain correctly i think.
they have a swing client, the select some criteria thats
results in selecting 5 pdfs on the server, I java-ftp them
from server to client and store them in tmp dir, then I was going
to run
FOP -xml 1.xml
andreas, that was a good idea, but it is not supported
I changed
driver.setRenderer(Driver.RENDER_PDF);
to
driver.setRenderer(Driver.RENDER_PRINT);
but get a exception thrown from Driver class
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Use renderer form of setRenderer() for
PRINT
at
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
andreas, that was a good idea, but it is not supported
snip /
driver.setRenderer(Driver.RENDER_PRINT);
but get a exception thrown from Driver class
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Use renderer form of setRenderer() for
PRINT
-Original Message-
From: Andreas L. Delmelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
... good news is, you can have a look at FOP's own
fop.apps.PrintStarter to get the idea of how to do it in Java.
Hmm. Make that fop.apps.CommandLineStarter as well, to get a more complete
picture...
Cheers,
Andreas L. Delmelle wrote:
Say, I was about to point Robert there too, but first wanted to check a bit
more on how he would have to adapt the example for Print output...
Do you know off the top of your head (correct expression?) whether he could
just replace the setRenderer()? (I was under the
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From: Glen Mazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I didn't see that as an option, because he wanted the PDF output
option. Print uses AWT and has different results.
Argh! Didn't read far enough to get that one... absolutely correct in that
case.
Cheers,
Andreas
Thomas Brechtl wrote:
I'm searching for some way to put a rectangle around some characters,
in the example only EFGH should be in a rectangle. ABCD and IJKL
should be in the same line but not in a rectangle.
FOP seems not to support the way in the example with fo:inline and
border-attributes. Is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, in order to do a batch print of pdf files that
are on my customers local pc, I would like to run
the equivalent of
FOP -xml 1.xml -xsl 2.xsl -print
programmatically, is there another way than resorting to a
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(..)
this is what I am thinking
FOP 0.20.5
I'm searching for some way to put a rectangle around some characters,
in the example only EFGH should be in a rectangle. ABCD and IJKL
should be in the same line but not in a rectangle.
FOP seems not to support the way in the example with fo:inline and
I'm searching for some way to put a rectangle around some characters,
in the example only EFGH should be in a rectangle. ABCD and IJKL
should be in the same line but not in a rectangle.
FOP seems not to support the way in the example with fo:inline and
border-attributes. Is there some
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