Hi all,
I have a problem with FOP extension for PDF bookmarks. It seems that FOP
will not generate bookmarks in the PDF if the fox:outline elements
come after a page-sequence element. Has anyone else had this
experience? According to the help the outline elements need only be
children of the root
I am using fop-0.20.5rc2
I have the original fo, and the generated pdf here:
http://test.rhoderunner.com/hraproject/fo/
The very first page has lines that are repeated.
I get
Prepared specially for XXX XXX , March 2003 by
(repeated 9x)
The fo is
fo:block space-after=10pt /
Prepared
Title: RE: Cropped Images
Thanks Christian,
I just looked through the code and yes indeed the image is being cropped in PNG format but being written out as a gif. I changed to crop to a gif and it is working fine now thanks.
Celine
-Original Message-
From: Christian Geisert
Peter B. West wrote:
Here is a modified version of Clare Cowley's logo. Unfortunately it is
a PNG, which was about all I was able to use, working on the original
image with Gimp. Would you prefer jpeg?
Why not png? It's ok I think. I have modified list entry.
So now looks like we can close
Hi!
I use two markers in a fo:table to retrieve sums for page header
(region-before) and footer (region-end).
for each account position ...
table-row keep-together=always keep-together.within-page=always
fo:table-cell
fo:block text-align=center
Hi!
I use two markers in a fo:table to retrieve sums for page header
(region-before) and footer (region-end).
for each account position ...
table-row keep-together=always keep-together.within-page=always
fo:table-cell
fo:block text-align=center
Hi,
What is the best
font to use when creating a gif for a pdf. Currently I am using a gif with sans
serifin the legend and it appears broken and hardly visible in the pdf
although when I view the gif outside the pdf it looks fine. Any
ideas??
Thanks.
Celine
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Is anyone using FOP in a production app?
Should I expect a commercial product like XEP or XSLFormatter to be more
robust in a production application?
Any experiences/comments appreciated.
David Holk
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Hi,
Is there a way to parse elements from TIFF format
into XML ?
Thanks
PS: keep up the good work on
FO
Title: RE: FOP in production app
David:
I use it production, not too many issues, as Wim pointed out you have to be ready to support it.
Rob
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Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 2:58 PM
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Title: Nachricht
Hi
there,
i wrote a servlet
that supports pdf streaming to a browser (works fine) and printing (server side)
using the awtrenderer.
Problem here
is,on one printer it looks just fine
while on the other one some parts are cut off...
Well it looks like that its not the font
Celine,
The only suggestion I have is that you might be resizing the image this will
make any font inside it look bad. Make sure the image the space allotted are
the same size.
Cheers,
Roland
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From: Celine Murphy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 11 March
Hello Jeremias,
i have read papers about your tip with SAX events. Now I know what you mean
and I think thats a good possibility to make it faster. I have read the
ExampleXML2PDF and try to implement it to my Application. Now I have an
Problem at
//Start XSLT transformation and FOP processing
Normen Ruhrus wrote:
Hi there, i wrote a servlet that supports pdf streaming to a browser
(works fine) and printing (server side) using the awtrenderer. Problem
here is, on one printer it looks just fine while on the other one some
parts are cut off... Well it looks like that its not the font
Me too, with the amount of information you are giving me. Can you give
us some more of your source code, especially what Source object you
create? Maybe not necessary because I suspect from the exception that
you're doing something like that:
Source src = new StreamSource(myXMLAsString);
(the
Normen,
Normen Ruhrus wrote:
I ran under 1.4.1_01 and updated to _02. There was no change...
I think there must be some difference in drivers of the two printers,
that seem to define additionally to the XSL:FO definition of the margins
their own (default) margins. I see that this is not 100% FOP
Normen,
I am using FOP to produce my PDFs and have had the same problem, but I'm
99% sure it has nothing to do with FOP. My left/right margins are
specified at exactly 25mm and they appear correct in the PDF. Here are
my left/right margin results from a few printer tests. I did all my
printing
Roland,
I second your advice.
Celine, a GIF is a graphics file and once you've saved it, it doesn't
know anything about the fonts that were used to create it. I feel sure
that Roland's suggestion will solve your problem.
Cheers
Philip
On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 15:50, Roland Neilands wrote:
Philip Semanchuk wrote:
I have a problem with FOP extension for PDF bookmarks. It seems that FOP
will not generate bookmarks in the PDF if the fox:outline elements
come after a page-sequence element.
That's correct: since around 0.20.1 bookmarks are only
rendered correctly if they preceed the
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The very first page has lines that are repeated.
This happens in fop-0.20.5rc2 if block and inline
elements are mixed, see #17472. A work around is
not to mix inline/text and blocks. Instead:
Prepared specially for
fo:block space-after=10pt /
fo:inline
Thanks J. I haven't been able to find any information on this. Is it a
feature? Bug? Documented anywhere? It is easy to work around the problem
but I want to document this for the programmer who takes over this
project after me.
Thank you
Philip
On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 18:20, J.Pietschmann wrote:
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