RE: Euro sign Problem
Lucian Opris wrote: I've purchased a Font Garamond Book and it doesn't have the euro sign integrated in it. How can I set up the config file for fop to read from two different PFB file in the same time (from GAW_.pfb and euro.pfb). I don't think you can do that. Some other possible solutions: 1. Hack the font so that it contains the character that you want. You will need font editing software to do this. 2. Use a different font, one that has the Euro character in it. Check the font vendor's web site, as some will upgrade the font to include the Euro character. 3. Configure the two fonts separately in FOP, then wrap the Euro characters in your document in the font that has the Euro character. Victor Mote - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Euro Sign Problem
Hi, I use FOP in an intenationalized app. Therefore I tried to create pdf-documentswith locale German. The currency symbols (Euro-Sign)doesn't appear correct in the result (cryptic). If I dump down the generated fo the values are already wrong. Can anyone give me a pointer where I've to search for . Have I to change some encodings? xxx code snipped ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();String xml = data.toXML(); //data is a plain xml container with the same structurelike anxml-fileStringReader reader = new StringReader( xml );Source xmlSource = new StreamSource( reader );Result foResult = new StreamResult( out );Transformer transformer = getTransformer( xslFilePath );transformer.transform( xmlSource, foResult ); ThanX Torsten Erler Junior Software DeveloperE-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Telephone: (+49) 351-31875-0Direct: (+49) 351-31875-754net-linx Europe GmbH Kaethe-Kollwitz-Ufer 76 01309 Dresden, Germany
