Robert P. J. Day wrote:
oh, i'm *long* past the point of personal embarrassment here.
although i'm willing to admit that some of my difficulties were
my fault, i think i've also established that there are some definite
deficiencies in the docs for graphics support. where to start?
Sorry
sorry about the length of this, but i have at least a little
honor left to defend ...
On Sun, 11 May 2003, Victor Mote wrote:
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
oh, i'm *long* past the point of personal embarrassment here.
although i'm willing to admit that some of my difficulties were
my
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
Only if you follow the instructions everywhere else. You still have a
problem either in your build or in your runtime environment. I frankly
will
not take the time to help you find it.
in the first place, the major problem here is that those instructions
are, in
As Jörg has already shown: The jars in {fop}/lib are automatically added
to the classpath by the Ant build script (build.xml) and by the
fop.sh/fop.bat scripts. They are not depending on the CLASSPATH env
variable. If you have your own mechanism you have to add the jars to the
classpath yourself.
Is there a way of psecifying whether pages are duplex when producing a pdf?
Matthew Lancashire
IT Project Manager
Initial Electronic Security Ltd
Tel: +44 1282 473554
Fax: +44 1254 267552
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From: Ben Galbraith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I can't have the first line be in column 1 and the second line be in column
2 under any circumstances.
Folks, how do I do this! Help! I've thought about creating a table-row
that's 1pt high and using keep with next on each item's table-row; sound
You need different borders for odd and even page numbers?
fo:layout-master-set
fo:simple-page-master master-name=right
[..]
margin-left=3.5cm
margin-right=1.5cm
[..]
/fo:simple-page-master
fo:simple-page-master master-name=left
[..]
I don't quite understand what you have said. :)
Also I only want certain pairs of pages printed as duplex
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 May 2003 09:28
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Duplex Printing
You need different borders for odd and
And I obviously don't understand what you're trying to do. Duplex
printing can also mean embedding a command to a printer telling him to
print on both sides of a sheet, although that doesn't apply to PDF. So,
duplex printing can mean several things.
So please try again to explain what you need.
When someone prints a pdf I have produced using FOP I want certain pages to
print on the reverse of the previous page. eg Front of page would show a
Contract and the reverse of that page would show Terms and Conditions Page.
I only want this to happen on certain pages and when it is printed. As
As far as I know you can't do that with basic PDF. The thing you're
trying to do would be part of a job ticket, but FOP doesn't support any
job ticket functionality. The only way to print a PDF in duplex is to do
it manually. Even if you can embedd a job ticket that supports
specifying duplex
Thanks for your help
-Original Message-
From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 May 2003 09:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Duplex Printing
As far as I know you can't do that with basic PDF. The thing you're
trying to do would be part of a job ticket, but FOP
Steve Guo wrote:
1. Maybe a dumb
question
Since the content of the header is
specified by,
fo:static-content
element
does it mean the content cannot be
'dynamic'?, such as pulling from the chapter_title
element?
If it cannot be 'dynamic', then I guess it
has to be hard-coded?
I
got into
I have just spent half an hour reading how three guys gave up their Sunday for
free to be bombarded with self-righteous abuse. In a new environment for me, I
have posted two questions to this list. In the first case my syntax error was
politely pointed out and in the second I was politely
I dont know whether I am making any sense here
If we are talking about printing from client (in web or otherwise), it
is better for the user to do the duplex stuff... since not all
printers support the duplex mode. and u as a developer has no idea
what the user has access to...
Here we do
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Barcode (0.9) which is a barcode generation package written in Java.
About Krysalis Barcode
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On Mon, 12 May 2003, John Marshall wrote:
I do not know what JAI or JIMI are, or whether they will ever concern
me, but if the new one works, then complaining about the old one is a
waste of everybody's time and sheer bad manners.
i apologize for your having had to wade through that, but to
in order to clarify which graphics formats are supported under what
circumstances, i invoked (under red hat linux) a small xclock client,
and used import to take a snapshot of that window and save it in
every format supported by that command that seemed to be relevant.
the results of
I tried a jpeg then saved as a gif.
Jpeg worked, gif did not.(could not find XObject Im2)
It is there (honest)
Any ideas. What are the limitations/rules for image rendering?
fo:block text-align=end
On Mon, 12 May 2003, Matthew Lancashire wrote:
I tried a jpeg then saved as a gif.
Jpeg worked, gif did not.(could not find XObject Im2)
It is there (honest)
Any ideas. What are the limitations/rules for image rendering?
as i mentioned, i created mine using linux's import
command and
Well, that is pretty much the big picture.
Java has an API defined for implementing a PrintService and
DocPrintJobs.
Java's default PrintServices rely on lpr.
I have build a true IPP client that fits into Java's PrintService
Architecture.
In doing this
Again, Elmar, this is not the right mailing list for XSLT-related questions.
Please understand.
See http://xml.apache.org/fop/resources.html#mailing-lists-xslt-mulberry
On 12.05.2003 13:36:23 Elmar.Hurni wrote:
I use the Function xsl:apply-templates to Apply a set of Template.
Because the
Hi fopper,
considering the following code:
fo:block-container height=4.23332275mm width=30.0mm top=15.0mm
left=30.0mm
position=absolute line-height=12.0pt border-width=0.05mm
border-style=solid
border-color=black background-color=red
Hi everybody.
I have a very simple question (which has been already answered I presume) :
How do i display a background image (my company's logo) in the center of the
page, without having it being repeateted through the document (I don't know
if I should use the background-repeat property of
From: Robert P. J. Day [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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the results of embedding all of those formats depending on compiled
support:
neither JIMI nor JAI:
BMP, GIF, JPG
JIMI only:
BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG
JAI only:
BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, TIFF
observations:
1) since GIF and JPG are
If it to be shown on the first page only you could define two page-masters
and
set up your page-sequence-master so it contains 2
conditional-page-master-references
The first one would have a condition of page-position=first
The second with page-position=rest
-Original Message-
From:
Thanks for your support, but my document consists in a single page.
-Message d'origine-
De: Matthew Lancashire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: lundi 12 mai 2003 15:19
À: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet: RE: Background image
If it to be shown on the first page only you could define two
I think I see what you mean now.
You have a single page document and you want the background image displayed
once in the middle.
Yes?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 May 2003 14:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Background image
Thanks
On Mon, 12 May 2003, Chris Bowditch wrote:
From: Robert P. J. Day [EMAIL PROTECTED]
in all those cases, the error message printed during the processing
was of the form:
[ERROR] Could not load external SVG: Content is not allowed in prolog.
[ERROR] Error while creating area
On 12.05.2003 13:15:06 Robert P. J. Day wrote:
in order to clarify which graphics formats are supported under what
circumstances, i invoked (under red hat linux) a small xclock client,
and used import to take a snapshot of that window and save it in
every format supported by that
To my explanations, I have to add that they apply to PDF only. Other
renderers have different abilities. For example, TIFF's may not work
properly in the PostScript renderer since the CCITT embedding has not
been implemented.
On 12.05.2003 15:36:58 Jeremias Maerki wrote:
GIF, JPEG, BMP, EPS and
Both your JPEG and GIF image worked fine on my machine without JIMI or
JAI (0.20.5 from CVS). Check if there were any error messages.
On 12.05.2003 13:41:28 Matthew Lancashire wrote:
I tried a jpeg then saved as a gif.
Jpeg worked, gif did not.(could not find XObject Im2)
It is there (honest)
I can reproduce but I'm not in the mood to investigate and I don't think
it is proper behaviour. The PostScript renderer doesn't paint the
background beyond the border but on the other side doesn't paint the
borders correctly. A work-around could be to use a single
block-container and use SVG
how would I do that (I am a novice at this FOP lark)
-Original Message-
From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 May 2003 14:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Support for various graphics formats
Both your JPEG and GIF image worked fine on my machine without JIMI or
What? Reading error messages?
Run FOP on the command line (best with the -d option) and check if
there's an error message somewhere in the output. I suspect FOP didn't
find the GIF image.
On 12.05.2003 16:10:38 Matthew Lancashire wrote:
how would I do that (I am a novice at this FOP lark)
ok, this goes a long way to clearing up my confusion ...
On Mon, 12 May 2003, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Ok, let's go over this. I'm looking at the code:
i'll probably break down one of these days and do the same ...
GIF, JPEG, BMP, EPS and SVG are supported without any additional
library:
On Mon, 12 May 2003, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
- EPS is similar to JPEG. EPS images get embedded 1:1 in the PDF.
Acrobat Reader cannot display them (blank output) but looking at the
PDF in GhostView or printing it on a PostScript printer shows the EPS
content.
just FYI, linux's xpdf
On 12.05.2003 16:06:04 Robert P. J. Day wrote:
ok, this goes a long way to clearing up my confusion ...
On Mon, 12 May 2003, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Ok, let's go over this. I'm looking at the code:
i'll probably break down one of these days and do the same ...
GIF, JPEG, BMP,
FYI ghostscript v8.00++ (and naturally ghostview) doesn't render
postscript/eps inside pdf by default, unless you set -dDOPS flag on command
line or ghostsview config.
Reason for that is a security problem with postscript, which has file access
to the client, who is interpreting the postscript
Frederic,
FOP now only supports background-image and non of the other related
properties (like background-repeat). If you want your logo once on the
center of the page, create a page size image with the logo in the middle
other space should be white. Use this as your background image.
Hope
I can't have the first line be in column 1 and the second line be in
column 2 under any circumstances.
I dont see how a table-row thats 1pt high will help? Cant you just put
each item into its own table-row and set keep-together=always
Hey wow, there's a working keep-together that accomplishes
I am using the fop 0.20.4 binary distribution on Windows.
I have a couple of questions Im hoping that others
can help me with.
1) I am unable to get FOP to invoke JAI to handle a TIFF or
PNG. I have copied the jai_core.jar and jai_codec.jar files to {fop-install-lib}\lib.
Here is
Comments inline.
On 12.05.2003 20:02:18 Steve Albin wrote:
I am using the fop 0.20.4 binary distribution on Windows.
I have a couple of questions I'm hoping that others can help me with.
1) I am unable to get FOP to invoke JAI to handle a TIFF or PNG. I have
copied the jai_core.jar
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
just FYI, linux's xpdf command will not display an EPS image,
but it does show up in printed output.
This is fairly obvious, as it is well known that xpdf is not
a complete PS interpreter.
J.Pietschmann
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Jeremias Maerki wrote:
0.20.4 binary seems to have been compiled without JAI support. But it
contains JIMI support. You have two choices:
1. Use the 0.20.4 source dist and compile yourself.
Contrary to the documentation, JAI support in 0.20.4 requires
nontrivial code changes. Simply dropping in
Hi,
I have been evaluating FOP for the past couple of weeks. Basically, I have
a java wrapper program which calls the FOP libraries, which reads in an
XSLT style sheet and an XML file with data, then produces PDF for each XML
file read in. I have set my program to read in 1000 XML files and
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