horizontal rule in table?

2003-05-28 Thread Phillip Rhodes
Hi fop'ers,
I have horizontal rules that span across the entire length of the 
page.  They appear as separators between rows in a table.  They are called 
tablerule in my xml doc.
tr
   tdCancer/tdtd12/td
/tr
tablerule /
tr
   tdHeart Disease/tdtd30/td
/tr

The problem is that my tablerule element does not have the number of 
columns that I want it to span.  I would like it to span the entire 
table.  However the transformation that I wrote wants a 
number-columns-spanned attribute.  I set it to the max possible, but this 
feels kind of a hack.
Can someone recommend a good solution to outputting a horizontal rule 
within a table without having to re-write or change the xml?  Changing the 
xml would be very difficult.
Thanks!

Here is my xsl for the tablerule element:
xsl:template match=tablerule
  fo:table-row
fo:table-cell border-bottom-width=0.5mm border-bottom-style=solid 
number-columns-spanned=10
  fo:block space-before=5ptxsl:text /xsl:text
  /fo:block
/fo:table-cell
  /fo:table-row
  fo:table-row
fo:table-cell number-columns-spanned=10
  fo:block space-before=5pt
xsl:text /xsl:text
  /fo:block
/fo:table-cell
  /fo:table-row
/xsl:template

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Re: Re: Running FOP from Java

2003-05-28 Thread Jens Frahne
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Different rows inside a cell

2003-05-28 Thread Kodandapani A.
Hi,

I am facing problem while creating rows inside a cell.
I have two columns. First column will have only one row. 
And second column contains 6 rows in it. 

i am try to put fo:table-row  inside fo:table-cell. 
But it is not working.

Is there any solution for this.

Thanks in advance
- KP



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Re: using block-container in all the pages

2003-05-28 Thread Zahidul Islam
hello i am facing a problem regarding which i sent en email. the problem is explained here:
The xml file is shown here:
startgeneralinfocomponent top="150" left="20" width="100" height="20" GI 1/componentcomponent top="150" left="120" width="100" height="20" GI 2/componentcomponent top="200" left="20" width="100" height="20" GI 3/componentcomponent top="200" left="120" width="100" height="20" GI 4/component/generalinfouserdefined name="User Defined Data"table top="1100" left="120" width="400" height="300" !-- the table will be show in the next(2nd) page with top='300' --tbodytrthAttribute/ththValue/th/trtrtdA/tdtdB/td/trtrtdC/tdtdD/td/tr/tbody/table/userdefinedlastinfo!-- these informations will be show in the next(2nd) page with top='600' --component top="1400" left="20" width="100" height="20" GI 1/componentcomponent top="1400" left="120" width="100" height="20" GI 2/component/lastinfo
/start
To show the contents in pdf file at there fixed position i use fo:block-container and its attributes(top,left,width,height)is set from the xml file. the xsl file is as follows :
?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format"
xsl:output indent="yes"/xsl:template match="/"fo:root xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format"
fo:layout-master-setfo:simple-page-master master-name="only" page-width="210mm" page-height="900px" margin-top="0.5in" margin-bottom="0.5in" margin-left="0.3in" margin-right="0.2in"fo:region-start extent="0.3in"/fo:region-before extent="0.5in"/fo:region-body margin="0.5in"/fo:region-end extent="0.2in"/fo:region-after extent="0.5in"//fo:simple-page-master/fo:layout-master-set
fo:page-sequence master-reference="only" initial-page-number="1"fo:flow flow-name="xsl-region-body"xsl:apply-templates//fo:flow/fo:page-sequence
/fo:root/xsl:templatexsl:template match="generalinfo"xsl:apply-templates//xsl:template
xsl:template match="generalinfo"xsl:apply-templates//xsl:template
xsl:template match="component"fo:block-container position="absolute"xsl:attribute name="top"xsl:value-of select="./@top"/px/xsl:attributexsl:attribute name="left"xsl:value-of select="./@left"/px/xsl:attributexsl:attribute name="width"xsl:value-of select="./@width"/px/xsl:attributexsl:attribute name="height"xsl:value-of select="./@height"/px/xsl:attributefo:blockxsl:value-of select="text()"//fo:block/fo:block-container/xsl:templatexsl:template match="userdefined"xsl:apply-templates//xsl:template
xsl:template match="table"fo:block-container position="absolute"xsl:attribute name="top"xsl:value-of select="./@top"/px/xsl:attributexsl:attribute name="left"xsl:value-of select="./@left"/px/xsl:attributexsl:attribute name="width"xsl:value-of select="./@width"/px/xsl:attributexsl:attribute name="height"xsl:value-of select="./@height"/px/xsl:attribute
fo:blockxsl:apply-templates//fo:block
/fo:block-container/xsl:template
xsl:template match="tbody"fo:tablexsl:for-each select="tr[1]/th"fo:table-column column-width="150px"//xsl:for-each
fo:table-bodyxsl:apply-templates//fo:table-body/fo:table/xsl:templatexsl:template match="tr"fo:table-rowxsl:apply-templates//fo:table-row/xsl:templatexsl:template match="th"fo:table-cell font-weight="bold" text-align="center"fo:blockxsl:apply-templates//fo:block/fo:table-cell/xsl:templatexsl:template match="td"fo:table-cellfo:blockxsl:apply-templates//fo:block/fo:table-cell/xsl:template/xsl:stylesheet
But unfortunately it is not working. if i made thetop attribute of the table element in the xml fileand use fo:block break-before="page" for a template match of xsl:template match="table" then it works fine. isthere any other way to solve this? i mean depending on the value(of top ) from the xml the formatter will itself show the content in the nextpage.
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Re: Different rows inside a cell

2003-05-28 Thread VipinJ

Hi,

use 6 table rows. For the first cell in the first row please try using number-rows-spanned=6.
I hope that is what u need 

Best Regards,
Vipin







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Hi,

I am facing problem while creating rows inside a cell.
I have two columns. First column will have only one row. 
And second column contains 6 rows in it. 

i am try to put fo:table-row  inside fo:table-cell. 
But it is not working.

Is there any solution for this.

Thanks in advance
- KP



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Re: Re: Running FOP from Java

2003-05-28 Thread VipinJ

njan ezuthiyathenthenkilum manasilaayo? chetan ezuthiyathum onnum manasilayilla. athu kondu dayavayi englishil samsarikku.

(This is my language - Malayalam). I belive u didnt understand a word. Same case with your mail. Please use english if u dont mind.
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keep-with-next in blind table creates gaps on some pages

2003-05-28 Thread Nicolas Mazziotta
Hello,
I use blind tables to prevent titles from being severed from the 
following block. But...
If the block is too large to fit on remaining the page, it is ``sent'' 
to the next one.
So I get stuff like this:
 
|p.1 |
|1st *title* |
|1st block   |
|1st block   |
|1st block   |
|1st block   |
||
||
||   ---Half of
||   the page
||   is empty
||

 
|p.2 |
|2nd *title* |
|2nd block   |
|2nd block   |
|2nd block   |
|2nd block   |
|2nd block   |
|2nd block   |
||
||
||
||
where 1st and 2d blocks are large paragraphs that *cannot* be divided 
into  several subblocks.

where I want:
 
|p.1 |
|1st *title* |
|1st block   |
|1st block   |
|1st block   |
|1st block   |
||
|2nd *title* |   ---the 2nd block
|2nd block   |   begins on
|2nd block   |   the 1st page
|2nd block   |
||
 
|p.2 |
|2nd block   |
|2nd block   |
|2nd block   |
||
||
||
||
||
||
||
||
If I remove the ``keep-with-next'' att., of course, I get lonely titles 
wandering at the bottom of some pages.

Thanks in advance for the help
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Re: Running FOP from Java

2003-05-28 Thread Jeremias Maerki
Yeah, that's a deficiency in the documentation right now. May I point
you to the class org.apache.fop.apps.AWTStarter.java for the moment? It
should give you at least some pointers how this would be done. I'm
trying to find some time to come up with an example similar to the
Example*2*.java. But that'll take a few days.

On 27.05.2003 00:03:17 Christoph Strehl wrote:
 The examples at
 http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-fop/examples/embedding/java/embedding/
 show how to transform a FO-file to pdf, objects to xml, xml to FO/PDF and so
 on but that doesn't help me to make use of the AWT print preview dialog of
 FOP. I need to access this dialog properly from my own Java Gui, I don't
 have problem converting my xml via xsl to FO.
 
 Any ideas?



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Re: horizontal rule in table?

2003-05-28 Thread Jeremias Maerki
You could try using the preceding-sibling axis to access the tr
element before the tablerule and count the number of td elements.
That should give you the number of columns.

XSLT questions should be asked on the XSL list:
  http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/

On 28.05.2003 05:28:35 Phillip Rhodes wrote:
 I have horizontal rules that span across the entire length of the 
 page.  They appear as separators between rows in a table.  They are called 
 tablerule in my xml doc.
  tr
 tdCancer/tdtd12/td
  /tr
  tablerule /
  tr
 tdHeart Disease/tdtd30/td
  /tr
 
 The problem is that my tablerule element does not have the number of 
 columns that I want it to span.  I would like it to span the entire 
 table.  However the transformation that I wrote wants a 
 number-columns-spanned attribute.  I set it to the max possible, but this 
 feels kind of a hack.
 Can someone recommend a good solution to outputting a horizontal rule 
 within a table without having to re-write or change the xml?  Changing the 
 xml would be very difficult.



Jeremias Maerki


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Re: keep-with-next in blind table creates gaps on some pages

2003-05-28 Thread Jeremias Maerki
And if you set the keep-with-next only on the row with the title? That
will keep the title with at least one subseqent block.

On 28.05.2003 09:00:04 Nicolas Mazziotta wrote:
 I use blind tables to prevent titles from being severed from the 
 following block. But...
 If the block is too large to fit on remaining the page, it is ``sent'' 
 to the next one.
 So I get stuff like this:

snip/

 where 1st and 2d blocks are large paragraphs that *cannot* be divided 
 into  several subblocks.
 
 where I want:

snip/

 If I remove the ``keep-with-next'' att., of course, I get lonely titles 
 wandering at the bottom of some pages.



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Re: control the positioning of block

2003-05-28 Thread Chris Bowditch
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hello
   can i set the position and area(width,size) of fo:block. i have 
used block-contianer for this puspose and it is ok. however, can i do it 
using block. if possible pls give me an example.

The short answer to the question is NO you cant absolutely position an 
fo:block. Only block-container has this ability as you have already pointed 
out.

It seems to me that XSL-FO is the wrong technology to solve your problem. 
XSL-FO is about flowing text onto pages. You should take a step back from 
your problem and ask why you need to absolutely position all these blocks.

If you are trying to generate a PDF with a fixed layout, perhaps you should 
you look into using a PDF generation tool rather than hacking XSL-FO.

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Re: keep-with-next in blind table creates gaps on some pages

2003-05-28 Thread Nicolas Mazziotta
Chris Bowditch wrote:
what you need to solve this problem is widow and orphan properties on 
fo:block. They control the minimum number of lines that are allowed to 
appear by themselves, either at the start of a new page or at the bottom 
of an existing page. Trouble is they are not implemented in FOP, and 
there is no work around.
Yes, I've already tried this -and been disappointed.
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Re: Running FOP from Java

2003-05-28 Thread Jeremias Maerki
Oh well, it was so simple. I've added an example showing the AWT Viewer
to maintenance branch CVS. If you're not into downloading from CVS you
can find the example here:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/xml-fop/examples/embedding/java/embedding/Attic/ExampleAWTViewer.java?rev=1.1.2.1

One caveat: Reload doesn't work the way I did it. But it is pretty
easy to comment out the code for that.

I hope that helps.

On 28.05.2003 09:07:14 Jeremias Maerki wrote:
 Yeah, that's a deficiency in the documentation right now. May I point
 you to the class org.apache.fop.apps.AWTStarter.java for the moment? It
 should give you at least some pointers how this would be done. I'm
 trying to find some time to come up with an example similar to the
 Example*2*.java. But that'll take a few days.
 
 On 27.05.2003 00:03:17 Christoph Strehl wrote:
  The examples at
  http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-fop/examples/embedding/java/embedding/
  show how to transform a FO-file to pdf, objects to xml, xml to FO/PDF and so
  on but that doesn't help me to make use of the AWT print preview dialog of
  FOP. I need to access this dialog properly from my own Java Gui, I don't
  have problem converting my xml via xsl to FO.
  
  Any ideas?


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Re: Different rows inside a cell

2003-05-28 Thread Rodolfo M. Raya




On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 02:36, Kodandapani A. wrote:

I am facing problem while creating rows inside a cell.
I have two columns. First column will have only one row. 
And second column contains 6 rows in it. 

i am try to put fo:table-row  inside fo:table-cell. 
But it is not working.


Put a table inside the cell that needs 6 rows.

Rodolfo





RE: Different rows inside a cell

2003-05-28 Thread John Marshall



Perhaps it isn't that complicated. If the requirement is simply to have 
each of the entries in that table-cell on its own line, then just enclose each 
in its own block. It depends whether you want"row" to 
mean"table-row" or just"new 
line".

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I have two columns. First column will have only one row. 
And second column contains 6 rows in it. 

i am try to put fo:table-row  inside fo:table-cell. 
But it is not working.Put a table inside the 
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Please Help!!!

2003-05-28 Thread Max Dcosta




Guys,
Is it possible to apply physical transformations such as 
rotation, scaling and vertical/horizontal flipping to text and image elements 
within XSL:FO?
Also, has anyone had any experience of using SVG images within 
XSL-FO?
I think it is some 
reference-orientation property which can do the rotation, but i am not to sure, 
please advise,
thanks and best 
wishes,
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Re: Please Help!!!

2003-05-28 Thread Carsten Hau
Hi
AFAIK the reference-orientation is not implemented yet, you can do 
something like that with SVG which is well supported by FOP.
Greetz
Carsten

Max Dcosta wrote:
Guys,
Is it possible to apply physical transformations such as rotation, 
scaling and vertical/horizontal flipping to text and image elements 
within XSL:FO?

Also, has anyone had any experience of using SVG images within XSL-FO?
I think it is some reference-orientation property which can do the 
rotation, but i am not to sure, please advise,

thanks and best wishes,
max
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Helvetica Standard Font not found

2003-05-28 Thread Teator, Michael



We are 
generating PDFs via FOP and decided to use the Helvetica font since it was one 
of the 'guaranteed to be there' fonts.

However, we 
have a significant percentage of users that are complaining they can not display 
the PDF properlybecause Reader is reporting that Helvetica cannot be 
found. The versions of Reader are varied, but even users with 5.1 are 
having this problem.

Any 
ideas?
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transparent graphic problem

2003-05-28 Thread Martin Regner
Hallo there,
i'm frustrated now. I have to generate some pdf-file from an XML-Datasource.
There has to be some logo in that pdf-file and this logo has transparent 
areas. The background contains a backgroundimage. In acrobat the transparent 
areas are ok, but if i print the file the transparent area is printed white. 
That looks not so nice. May i do something wrong???.
I tried with different png and gif versions of that logo.
May it doesn't work???
Please help!!!
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How to define PDF properties?

2003-05-28 Thread Daniela Würthinger
Hi,
I want to control the following PDF-properties.

- Making a Trim or a Bleedbox ?
- Defining resolution, color-system and compression ?

Can I find any help on the web?

daniela


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 Hi,
 thank you for this information. It was really helpful.
 I am writing my thesis about CrossMedia-Publishing of productcatalogs,
 during my studies I try to find out, whether FOP is a suitable tool to
 produce PDF for Prepress.
 So I try to find out whether my generated PDF (with FOP) has the right
 properties.

 It's difficult to write the technical terms in english.

  - Can FOP produce PDF including trim marks?
  - Can FOP produce PDF including prepress parameters, like for example
 overprinting?

 thank you very much for your help,
 daniela



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 On 19.05.2003 21:27:51 Daniela Würthinger wrote:
  how can I find out whether a PDF generated with FOP has the following
  properties?

 The first two can be checked in a good ASCII editor.

  - embedded ICC-Profiles

 Look for /ICCBased to find out if an image (XObject) has a reference
 to an ICC profile.

  - lossless compression

 If you find the string /DCTDecode in the PDF you have lossy image
 compression somewhere.

  - comments about overprinting and filling

 I don't understand what exactly you need here.

 Do you really just want to find out where a PDF has the above properties
 or do you want to control these properties?

 I hope that helps.

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Re: Inheritable properties (was: Vanishing text in page header)

2003-05-28 Thread jaccoud

Thanks, I saw the warning but couldn't find what was overflowing the area.
Increasing the header height fixed the problem.

   BTW
fo:table-row font-weight=normal font-size=14pt
 text-align=left display-align=center margin=2mm
   You shold move the text-align and display-align properties to the
   table cell, at least the latter doesn't have an effect otherwise.

I put these properties in table-row to avoid reapeating them in each cell.
I know they have no effect in the row element, but they seem to be
correctly inherited, since I got the results I expected in the cells. I
thought this was a valid way of defining inheritable properties, wasn't it?

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 I am generating a (possibly) multi-page document, with large header and
 footer sections that should appear on each page. However, in the second
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 table cell borders are left.

Did you get the message
  [WARNING] Some static content could not fit in the area.
This means the static content is not properly reset for the
next page (it will be ok on every other page).
You should decrease the height of the static content or increase
the extent of the region until the message goes away. Simply
adding fixed heigths of the content might give a wrong expected
value for the extent because of possibly added hidden space and
mainly roundoff error.


J.Pietschmann




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Re: Helvetica Standard Font not found

2003-05-28 Thread jaccoud

I suffer from a similar problem. I specified Helvetica for my document, to
assure portability, but it does not work well, because although Helvetica
and its variants Bold and BoldOblique are correctly listed as original
fonts, Acrobat Reader uses Arial to show and print the document. (Yes, I
know they look alike but there are significant differences.)
Does somebody known why? Does it has something to do with Postscript font
substitution tables? (They scare the hell out of me, they are more a
nuisance than a commodity.)
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We are generating PDFs via FOP and decided to use the Helvetica font since
it was one of the 'guaranteed to be there' fonts.

However, we have a significant percentage of users that are complaining
they can not display the PDF properly because Reader is reporting that
Helvetica cannot be found.  The versions of Reader are varied, but even
users with 5.1 are having this problem.

Any ideas?


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RE: Helvetica Standard Font not found

2003-05-28 Thread Teator, Michael
Same issue happens here.  Even if I try embedding the Helvetica, on my
machine it still shows it as using Arial as the actual font.

Embedding is also scary, we have one product that has Arial Narrow embedded
and a couple other special use fonts, and many users report it either causes
their Reader to crash or the printouts are corrupted.

We've tested with .4, .5rc2 and .5rc3a, but all versions produce the same
results.

Michael Teator
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I suffer from a similar problem. I specified Helvetica for my document, to
assure portability, but it does not work well, because although Helvetica
and its variants Bold and BoldOblique are correctly listed as original
fonts, Acrobat Reader uses Arial to show and print the document. (Yes, I
know they look alike but there are significant differences.)
Does somebody known why? Does it has something to do with Postscript font
substitution tables? (They scare the hell out of me, they are more a
nuisance than a commodity.)
=
Marcelo Jaccoud Amaral
mailto:jaccoud [at] petrobras.com.br
voice: +55 21 2534-3485
fax: +55 21 2534-1809
=
There are only 10 kinds of people in the world: those who understand binary
and those who don't.



 

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   Assunto:  Helvetica Standard
Font not found 
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We are generating PDFs via FOP and decided to use the Helvetica font since
it was one of the 'guaranteed to be there' fonts.

However, we have a significant percentage of users that are complaining
they can not display the PDF properly because Reader is reporting that
Helvetica cannot be found.  The versions of Reader are varied, but even
users with 5.1 are having this problem.

Any ideas?


Michael Teator
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Re: horizontal rule in table?

2003-05-28 Thread Clay Leeds
This person might also apply a 1pt or 2pt border-top=1pt solid #00 
to the table-row:

fo:table-row border-top=1pt solid #00
  fo:table-cellCancer/fo:table-cell
  fo:table-cell12/fo:table-cell
/tr
fo:table-row border-top=1pt solid #00
  fo:table-cellHeart Disease/fo:table-cell
  fo:table-cell30/fo:table-cell
/fo:table-row
On 5/28/2003 12:22 AM, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
You could try using the preceding-sibling axis to access the tr
element before the tablerule and count the number of td elements.
That should give you the number of columns.
XSLT questions should be asked on the XSL list:
  http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/

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