Hi J.Pietschmann,
You pointed me into the right path!
I´m now solved my problems with the parser.. altough now I get a brand
new error...
javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException: stylesheet requires
attribute: version
at
Stephane,
I use the 0.20.3 version but I found from which the problem came.
In fact, before each table i have a block-container with a
absolute-position equals to auto
and the evaluation of the height of the table on the first page doesn't fit
with the body's height.
Try experimenting with the
J.Pietschmann:
Thanx a lot.I have succeed with try fo2html.xsl by xalan.
I will apply it in my project.If have orther problem,I will ask here.:)
Cocia Lin.
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Hi,
About the XEP fo2html,I have maken a mistake.
The map tag file is fo2html.xsl.
I have not try
Hi Thorsten,
On Friday 31 May 2002 04:30, Thorsten wrote:
I have been using FOP both within Cocoon and as a servlet, using static XML
(data) and XSL files as input.
Now I need to dynamically generate the XML data portion from within the
servlet (the XSL file would still be static.) What is
hi
Is there anything with my XSL-FO below? Thanks a lot for your help, I did
spend a lot of time, I'm just out of ideas rigth now...
fo:table-columns column-width=6cm /
fo:table-columns column-width=16pt /
shouldn't it be fo:table-column .../ (without the 's' ?)
- ollie
Hi Kurt,
Did you compare your table construct with the samples from
/docs/examples/tables? You can find them under http://xml.apache.org/cvs.html
if you didn't download them.
fo:table-columns column-width=6cm /
Should be table-column I think, no s.
fo:table-row color=black
Are there any limitations to the number-columns-spanned-property?
I tried this to fill a 5-columns table with 2 cells, but it doesn't seem to
work:
xsl:template match=soustitre3
fo:table-row
fo:table-cellfo:block
xsl:value-of select=./
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Dear Fop Users,
I have a fo:list-block which I would like centered
(i.e. equal left and right margins) on the page. The
text-align attribute centers each individual line, but
that's not what I want.
With CSS, I set both margin-left and margin-right to auto
to achieve my objective, but my FOP
I don't have a big idea what's wrong, but Rectangle usually resides in
jre/lib/rt.jar in your Java installation. It's a standard J2SE class.
Maybe someone else has an idea.
I have been using FOP quite succesfully over the last few months and
have recently migrated in to a new Server.
So looking at what you just said this
xsl:stylesheet version=1.0
xmlns:xsl=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform;
xmlns:fo=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format;
should be right..
Yes.
But i´m still getting the same error..
any ideas?
No, sorry. Perhaps someone else?
Could you post your stylesheet?
This is the error
javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException: stylesheet requires
attribute: version
at
org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl.newTransformer(Transformer
FactoryImpl.java:650)
at com.icard.handlers.PDFManager.execute(Unknown Source)
at
Well...
that´s what i do inside my app...
I use xerces to dinamicallly create the XML with some DB data..
then I dinamically generate the XSLT ( strange requirements from the
client ),
and I do the transformation with fop...
I haven´t been able to get it working yet
I´ve copied your xsl and tried doing a transformation...
unfortunately i´m still getting the same error...
Have you tried to do the transformation on the command line?
How does the code you use look like?
Ralf
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Try rendering your document using the PDF renderer and check if the
white-space gets underlined. I would guess so.
Which is, unfortunately, wrong. In the following FO
fo:blocka fo:inline text-decoration=
underline b c /fo:inline d/fo:block
The spaces just before b and
Bruno Rondepierre wrote:
I tried to used FOP outline extension while generating pdf.
When I proceed in to steps:
1) I used an XSLT parser to generate xslfo's file from xml and xslt files,
2) I generate the PDF file from this xslfo file,
It works fine.
When I tried to generate PDF file directly
Mick Farmer wrote:
I have a fo:list-block which I would like centered
(i.e. equal left and right margins) on the page. The
text-align attribute centers each individual line, but
that's not what I want.
The more obvious solutions (fo:inline-container et al.) do not yet
work with FOP. There is
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