RE: FOP completes rendering when using lo-res graphics, but not w ith hi-res

2003-01-07 Thread Graham Hannington 
 Probably. You should get a MemoryOverflowException somewhere, check
 whatever logs you have.
 Try to give more memory to the JVM, see the FOP FAQ for more hints.


Thank you so much!

I added -Xmx200m between the java and -cp in fop.bat, and now FOP
completely renders my document with high-res graphics! :-)

(The FOP FAQ, at http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html, has a memory settings
of the JVM hyperlink that, not that helpfully, points to the FOP home
page.)

Where would that MemoryOverflowException be reported?  I'm currently
forwarding FOP messages to a log file, but it doesn't contain any such
error.

On that subject, is there any way to get FOP to report the .fo source line
number at which an error occurs?  All my log contains is errors such as:

[ERROR] children of list-blocks must be list-items

A line number would sure make it easier to track down errors in my (1.5MB)
.fo file.


Thanks again for the memory tip, that's made my day :-).

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Re: FOP completes rendering when using lo-res graphics, but not w ith hi-res

2003-01-07 Thread J.Pietschmann 
Graham Hannington wrote:
(The FOP FAQ, at http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html, has a memory settings
of the JVM hyperlink that, not that helpfully, points to the FOP home
page.)
This will be fixed once the site is regenerated.
Where would that MemoryOverflowException be reported?  I'm currently
forwarding FOP messages to a log file, but it doesn't contain any such
error.
It depends how you run FOP. Check the facility which catches
the stderr output of the process.
On that subject, is there any way to get FOP to report the .fo source line
number at which an error occurs?
No. You are invited to add this feature.
J.Pietschmann

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