Hello fop-users,
I have a problem if I insert a eps file in a pdf document (as
external-graphic).
This graphic will be inserted and Acrobat Reader naturally ignores the
postscript content inside the pdf, also a postcript printer prints
this document correctly, because its interpreter ignores the
Hi,
I'm using FOP with a servlet. The servlet generates XML which is then
translated using XSL or, if the user clicks print, will take the XML and
generate a PDF. In the XSL-FO I have an image that appears in the produced
PDF and reference it like so:
fo:external-graphic src=url(logo.jpg)/
if I
Richard Sweeney wrote:
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fo:external-graphic src=url(path/to/file/logo.jpg)/
is there a way to make it search for the image in the current directory,
i.e. the same one as the XSL-FO stylesheet?
You can set the base directory for which relative paths will be resolved
against. This can be done
Hello fop-user,
Forget the previous mail ;)
I've redirected a stream into a file and see the prob now.
We don't send the eps-file to fop, but we create an 'real'
postscript file which has the eps included (plus some extra listing
informations).
Now EPSReader only checks the first 4
URL : unknown protocol: c
Well, 'c' is not a protocol, you should try something like :
file:C:///stylesheets/fop
or
url('file:C:///stylesheets/fop')
I'm no sure, experts will tell you more
Mathieu
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Richard Sweeney wrote:
[ERROR] Error while creating area : Invalid Image URL - error on relative
URL : unknown protocol: c ---(that's actually where the message ends)
Check the FAQ:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#MalformedURLException
J.Pietschmann
Manjush G. Menon wrote:
The java code exits; without throwing an Exception at the line
where new Driver() instance is created.
Does this have any relation with X-Windows?
That's hard to say without taking a look at the actual
exception message. However, FOP has indeed problems on
headless servers,
Hi Torsten
On 20.01.2004 15:43:00 Torsten wrote:
Hello fop-user,
Forget the previous mail ;)
I've redirected a stream into a file and see the prob now.
We don't send the eps-file to fop, but we create an 'real'
postscript file which has the eps included (plus some extra listing
I'm writing a Java application which uses embedded FOP to convert XML
to PDF. My code is based on ExampleXML2PDF (which does the XSLT
transformation internally), and I'm running FOP 0.20.5 under Java
1.4.1 on a MacOS X machine.
I get the following error:
Exception in thread main
