RE: Forcing use of ASCII85Decode
On Tue, 2004-09-21 at 08:22, Victor Mote wrote: Now, the second part of the question is how to set the configuration through your program. The beginnings of the answer are here: http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#config-internal However, that only documents setting the standard configuration. The method you will need is this one: public static void put(String key, Object value, int role) The valid role values above are Configuration.STANDARD, Configuration.PDF, and Configuration.AWT. You want Configuration.PDF. If you only have one filter to apply, skip the list concept and just drop the name of the filter in to the value: Configuration.put(stream-filter-list, ascii-85, Configuration.PDF); If you need the list, build a java.util.ArrayList with the multiple entries and use it in the method. Something like this: java.util.ArrayList list = new java.util.ArrayList; list.add(ascii-85); list.add(flate); Configuration.put(stream-filter-list, list, Configuration.PDF); There is a strong possibility that I have some of the details wrong here, but this is the gist of it. Let me know if this doesn't work or if you have to make changes to get it to work. Thanks *very* much for your response - it was exactly what I needed. I had to reverse the order of filters in the list (flate first, then ascii-85) but otherwise the code you suggested worked perfectly, and my problem is solved. Regards, Simon - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FW: Problem with font
I have a problem with font.The following is my font template
fo:inline font-size={$size} font-family={$face}
color={$color} line-height=12pt
xsl:apply-templates select=*|text()/
/fo:inline
I have problem with large font size .Suppose I am using the size as 12pt,if
the content is more than that one line
,the top of the second line will appear overwritten on the first line.I
tried with line-height.But there is no affect.
I increased the line-heght to 50 or more ,there is no line space between the
first and second line.How can I solve this problem.Please help me...
Thanks in advance
George
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Placing text on bottom of region-body...
Hello all I am producing a document which may consists of 1 or more pages of same type, followed by 0 or more pages of another type, every page have a header and a footer. The last page of the first set of pages should have a certain text down on the bottom of that page, regardless of how much text it consists of otherwise. Im not certain how to produce such a FOP code to achieve this, i guess i somehow have to make a table or something that fills up the empty space in the page to get to the bottom on the page. But maybe someone have another idea or some input to give to me. Any input is welcome! Regards Johann M - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: FW: Problem with font
Eldho George wrote:
I have a problem with font.The following is my font template
fo:inline font-size={$size} font-family={$face}
color={$color} line-height=12pt
xsl:apply-templates select=*|text()/
/fo:inline
The problem is FOP doesnt handle fo:inlines properly. It should generate its
own area whose height depends on font size but it isnt implemented yet.
Currently the line height can only be different for block level constructs.
Chris
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Re: Placing text on bottom of region-body...
On Sep 21, 2004, at 2:33 AM, Johann Mattsson wrote: Hello all I am producing a document which may consists of 1 or more pages of same type, followed by 0 or more pages of another type, every page have a header and a footer. The last page of the first set of pages should have a certain text down on the bottom of that page, regardless of how much text it consists of otherwise. Im not certain how to produce such a FOP code to achieve this, i guess i somehow have to make a table or something that fills up the empty space in the page to get to the bottom on the page. But maybe someone have another idea or some input to give to me. Any input is welcome! Regards Johann M Sorry. I don't know the answer to this one, but perhaps it has something to do with Markers[1] and/or Footnotes[2]? Unfortunately, I'm not pointing to links on the internet of where to look, although a google search might be useful. Instead I'm pointing to example files included with FOP: [1] examples/fo/markers/ [2] examples/fo/footnotes/ Hope this helps! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: sticking words
On Sep 21, 2004, at 6:34 AM, Micha Postupalski wrote: I have problem with FOP. Some time it sticks words in the generated PDF i.e. XSL-FO file fo:block start first second third stop /fo:block and in PDF I get: start firstsecond third stop or start first secondthirdstop Can any one tell me why ??? regards, plastic In my experience with PDF, this occurs only as an artifact of the 'zoom' value. If you print or zoom to 100%, you will not notice this problem. Can you confirm whether or not the problem is related to the Zoom value? However, when working with AWT/Print, I have noticed this problem occurring when using Java versions earlier than 1.4.1 (Sun) and 1.3 (IBM). Hope this helps! Web Maestro Clay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Multi-columns Layout problems
Hi there, While trying multi-columns with fop, I've found some strange behaviours: 1. When I specifie block/span="all", a block/@break-before is not taken into account for the same block. 2. If there is not enough place for a block image in 1 column, sometimes FOP crashes, invoking an infinite loop -- I resolved this problem by inserting some empty blocks before 3. When I declare an ID (using generate-id() function xpath), I get an error if the element is not spanned over the 2 columns (error says that ID cannot be used twice). I suppose that intermediate xml file include a copy of the 1st column (I have not checked it yet), because fo file is *perfect*! I need to span the element over all columns in order to bypass this problem. Cordialement,Pascal SANCHOTakoma, Information Mapping t : +334 90 59 82 90 m : +336 74 94 66 04e : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
