Re: Don't know what to do with Error

2002-03-29 Thread Miya Chiharu
Thank you for your reply. (B (B> Check whether you are using the fop.bat from the distribution, (B> and whether it is unchanged. It should look like (B> java -cp ... org.apache.fop.apps.Fop %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 (B> If there is anything like "" or "%3" or something this may (B> cause the

Mapping strange characters

2002-03-29 Thread Ruben_Inoto
Hi all, maybe an stupid question, but I cannot find the answer... I have an XML with characters like ™ (trademak sign) and • (bullet), displayable in HTML. I've an XSL that creates a .fo out of the XMLs, but when trying to display these characters, the PDF shows the # symbol. I had a look at th

Re: Very bizarre

2002-03-29 Thread Rodolphe VAGNER
Persisting problem : the file is really present in C:/fop-0.20.3/GRAPH/Fig000.TIF, and jimi-1.0.jar is in lib too ; moreover my fo code is : Modification Description FIGURE 1 where the 3 '/' are. and the same fo is running well with the 0.20.2 version.

revision bars

2002-03-29 Thread Rodolphe VAGNER
Hy, I have to display revision bars on a document. I can't change the DTD ( SGML one, I transform sgml instances in xml before my fop treatment ) that specifies that the revisions bars must appear in front of the text which is between the tags and ; note that these tags are empty, and ar

external-graphic : protocol error

2002-03-29 Thread RAYMOND Romain
Hello, I cannot access images while building my PDF throught FOP, return error is " no protocol ". Althought I used (as in the examples) a file:path ... What is the synthax ? The FopServlet example use an absolute path to get the fo file, but I generate the fo in memory ... my output PDF is good

Images on JDK 1.1

2002-03-29 Thread Marco Fabbri
Hi all, I haven't found FAQ about it so... Sorry in advance for the poor question. I need to use fo:external-graphic on a JDK 1.1 and FOP 0.20.3 environment. What I have to do? I've added the jimi1-0.jar on the classpath but it wasn't enough...   Marco Fabbri

Re: [FOP-USER] revision bars

2002-03-29 Thread Trevor Jenkins
On Fri, 29 Mar 2002, Rodolphe VAGNER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...: > I have to display revision bars on a document. I have a similar requirement. Was going to post this self-same question today! > I can't change the DTD ( SGML one, I transform sgml instances in xml > before my fop treatment ) Exactly

Re: Images on JDK 1.1

2002-03-29 Thread RAYMOND Romain
I think , I have readen you can only use .bmp with JDK1.1 > Marco Fabbri a écrit : > > Hi all, > I haven't found FAQ about it so... > Sorry in advance for the poor question. > I need to use fo:external-graphic on a JDK 1.1 and FOP 0.20.3 > environment. > What I have to do? > I've added the jimi1-

Re: XSL Transformation

2002-03-29 Thread J.Pietschmann
Norr, Peter wrote: this did not work.. how does it render it without calling driver.run or driver.render(..)? The formatting process is driven through the transformation. You need at least FOP 0.20.2, in 0.20.1 the setup was a bit more complicated. HTH J.Pietschmann

Re: external-graphic : protocol error

2002-03-29 Thread J.Pietschmann
RAYMOND Romain wrote: I cannot access images while building my PDF throught FOP, return error is " no protocol ". Althought I used (as in the examples) a file:path ... What is the synthax ? The URL syntax for files on the local machine is file:///some/path/to/file.ext Note the triple slash. FOP al

Re: revision bars

2002-03-29 Thread J.Pietschmann
Rodolphe VAGNER wrote: I have to display revision bars on a document. Do you think I can display those bars - with XSL (if possible, and I think it's not ) It is possible in certain situations. If it is possible to mark all block level elements, gather them into a fo:block and set border-start-st

Re: Images on JDK 1.1

2002-03-29 Thread J.Pietschmann
Marco Fabbri wrote: I need to use fo:external-graphic on a JDK 1.1 and FOP 0.20.3 environment. FOP 0.20.3 needs at least JDK 1.2, not only for external graphics. J.Pietschmann

Re: Mapping strange characters

2002-03-29 Thread J.Pietschmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have an XML with characters like ™ (trademak sign) and • (bullet), displayable in HTML. These characters will only display correctly on machines running windows and with certain "helpful" browsers. I've an XSL that creates a .fo out of the XMLs, but when trying to display