Thanks Chris,
I feel the difference for external png file and SVG are, Fop
uses JIMI to handle the external png file, while Batik loads the
png image into BufferedImageCachableRed object and fop
PDFGraphics2D class handles png image in SVG. The
org.apache.fop.svg.PDFGraphics2D class is equivalent
Hi,
I've been reading the archives and help but can't work out where to start so I
hope someone can send me in the right direction.
I've been running fop-0.20.5 for about 6 months in the following format to
create PDF files:
I run a 4GL program that drops out to the Operating System (Solaris
Hi
you should first convert your XML file with
your XSL template using Xalan (or Saxon) to create FO file
and next use FOP with the comand line :
FOP -fo
Stefan Le Jeune wrote:
Hi,
I've been reading the archives and help but can't work out where to start so I
hope someone can send me in the right direction.
I've been running fop-0.20.5 for about 6 months in the following format to
create PDF files:
I run a 4GL program that drops out to the
You might want to check out our standard servlet. It should be easily
deployed in a web container such as Tomcat or Jetty. When you've done
that you can probably (haven't done this myself) use a simple HTTP
command-line client to create and fetch your PDFs. That way, you start a
server that has
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Hi,
I was ever using fop to develop my report system one
year ago; however, in the previous fop version there's
no support to the vertical wrting style (Traditional
Chinese or japan's writing characters from right to
left and upper down to the bottom) of generating
