Strange, the difference was very noticeable, in the XSL-transforms (to
HTML,Excel,FO) as well as in de FOP-PDF generation step.
Like XML-FO-PDF in 10 seconds instead of 50!!
Other people reported the same thing
e.g. see the thread Re: FOP performance on Win98/JRE 1.3.1 on FOP-DEV.
That's
Hello all,
Is it possible to text-align=justify
some-textfo:leadersome-text in a table-cell? It seems like text
by itself can be justified, but when a fo:leader is inserted between text is
displayed, leader fills the rest of the cell and the remaining text hangs
off to the right. Is there a
I have managed to use the
PDFDocumentGraphics2D class to create a PDF document from my application.
I have not seen anywhere how
I could instruct the renderer to create a new PDF
page.
Has anyone done this?
Thanks in advance,
Daniel
This is not supported.
The PDFDocumentGraphics2D is simply meant to render a single svg to a
single page.
You could probably get what you want by extending the class and adding
some extra methods to create a new page and so on.
On 2002.03.14 04:24 Daniel Cardin wrote:
I have managed to use the
I have a sinking feeling another xalan/xerces combination is somewhere in
my classpath.
The problem? I don't have a classpath env. variable set.
I wonder where that list of places the 1.4JVM looks for classes on
win32 is?
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Peter Jacobs wrote:
Strange, the difference was
I am having a nightmare using the new javax.print api. When I print out fop
documents as postscript, they come out in portrait when they should be in
landscape.
Can anyone help?
thanks!
Tom
Hi,
I'm currently using fop to produce pdf after a transformation
from xhtml to xsl:fo with an XSLT.
Well, I have a problem with even pages. I don't get any footer
nor header. There is no difference between the odd and the
even pages for the static content in the header/footer.
Here is the log:
Does the document look somewhat like what you wanted? The warnings indicate
that the properties is not supported.
Carlos
On 03/13/02 6:10, Jeff Rancier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. At least this time it ran. Here's what the output looks like now:
[INFO]: building formatting object
Nope. It's almost useless.
Jeff
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| Does the document look somewhat like what you wanted? The warnings
indicate
| that the properties is not
You can try to work with the number-columns-spanned attribute on
table-cell.
On 14.03.2002 17:57:23 Balaji Loganathan wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to design a Paper document using
XSL:FO,PDF so that I can retrive and put the data from
XML into PDF as if like filling Paper document in
hand.
http://www.etymon.com/pj/ may help you. FOP can't do that for you.
On 14.03.2002 19:28:46 Mathy V Arumugam wrote:
I need to insert one PDF file into another PDF file, say, insert page 7
in another pdf file or insert page 7-12 into another.
Cheers,
Jeremias Märki
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Apologies for the previous request! A better looking table is attached!
The number of columns is not a fixed number. I am able to create the
table but, having trouble with the column-width. The table should
expand to fit the page. The total-column-number is defined in TABLE
attribute.
Mathy,
To do the variable number of columns, you'll have to use a range
function like this
fo:table
xsl:variable name=numcols select=./table/@numcols/
xsl:for-each select=1 to $numcols !-- xsl 2 structure i,plemented
in Saxon v7 --
xsl:for-each select=saxon:range(1, $numcols) !-- extension
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