Did you take a look at the Cocoon project at www.apache.org . perhaps that
would solve the problem without any hard coding work.
On 2002.04.07 22:36 Ian Stacey wrote:
Hi,
I'll apologise in advance for potentially being ignorant to the way
Apache
projects work.
I'm interested in using FOP
From: Ian Stacey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I'll apologise in advance for potentially being ignorant to the way Apache
projects work.
I'm interested in using FOP in a COM object for use on a web server to
allow
me to dynamically generate PDF documents. I want to take database content
and mark
So in other words if it's encoded differently i need a table that shows the
mapping between unicode and UTF-8.
Does anyone know if such a table exist?
Christian Mallwitz a écrit :
But i can't figure out how to detect its presence within a parameter
from the http request. I have tried to
I had the same problem with the same message, but the fonts did print out.
This should be entered as FOP bug, if it isn't already.
-Original Message-
From: Eric Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 7:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: embedding fonts angst
Hi
J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Steinar Bang wrote:
J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Furthermore, remove whatever produced the fo:table-and-caption in
the FO file (probably specifying a title or caption for the table
in DocBook).
What's wrong with it? Is it an illegal FO construct? Or
Howdy.
I am producing PDFs with external graphics. In some
cases the graphic is larger than the space available
for it and it should be scaled down. This sort of
works (only scales if width is too large, but not
height).
In orther cases, the image should be clipped (not
scaled down to fit into
Roland Neilands wrote:
C:\fop\fop-0.20.3\docs\examples\markersfop -xsl glossary.xsl -xml
glossary.xml -pdf glossary.pdf
This example triggers a bug in FOP 0.20.3 It uses
fo:marker, which is broken. Don't use it.
J.Pietschmann
Lauren Commons wrote:
Howdy.
According to the spec, if the external-graphic tag's
overflow=hidden (or NOT visible), and clip=auto,
the image should be clipped to the parent block's size
(if it is specified).
I think clipping (overflow=hidden) is not implemented.
You can try to work around this by
--- J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
I think clipping (overflow=hidden) is not
implemented.
Heck. Should this be mentioned in the Limitations
section of the FOP website?
You can try to work around this by using an SVG,
which
can be clipped at the SVG viewport. SVGs can refer
to
Hi-
I'm attempting to use a gif image using the fo:external-graphic tag. Both
the gif file and the xsl file are located in a war file. The gif is located
in a directory /images (from the war file's root) and the xsl file is
located in a directory named web-inf. So far I've tried using the
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