>sum() is not a xsl-fo function, but a xpath function.
I was thinking of something in the line of the rgb-icc function but that
would allow some simple math be applied to all items that return values...
be it a page number, a border thickness, a font size or anything like that.
> IMHO, you shoul
Not sure. Check out the following links for clues and ideas to identify
the problem:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=11326786833&r=1&w=2
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=11271484394&r=1&w=2
Good luck! Let us know when you find out.
On 01.09.2006 18:21:14 coderiyer wrote:
>
> Hello!
> I am
Hello!
I am new to XSL and FOP. I am working on upgrading an existing web
application to use JDK 5.0 instead of JDK 1.3.1. One of the modules is using
FOP. So, I upgraded this to FOP 0.20.5. Basically, this module renders a
"Printer Friendly" version of a report as a PDF on the website by taking i
On Sep 1, 2006, at 16:27, Rick Roen wrote:
Hi,
Just FYI:
With HTML I could specify a width of a span element and make if
right or left aligned, however I don’t know of a way to do this
with FOP
In principle, all you'd need is an inline-container... but as
indicated, these are unfortunate
Niek,
I have been using FOP for about six months
and I have not found a way better than tables yet.
With HTML I could specify a width of a
span element and make if right or left aligned, however I don’t know of a
way to do this with FOP so I am left with tables.
With FOP I don’t
On Sep 1, 2006, at 16:12, Niek van Elck wrote:
I’m quite new to the xsl-fo subject, allthough i have build a
couple of pdf reports using xsl-fo.
I have encountered some limitations on fo:table
The book xsl-fo from o’reilly says there are so many other ways to
represent data than the use
Dear FOP users,
I’m quite new to the xsl-fo subject, allthough
i have build a couple of pdf reports using xsl-fo.
I have encountered some limitations on fo:table
The book xsl-fo from o’reilly says there are so
many other ways to represent data than the use of tables. The only thin
Just my $0.02, but I dislike usage of the deprecated "XSL-FO". The
difference between "XSL" and "XSLT" are pretty well-understood today.
Glen
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
XSL-FO doesn't provide anything that would let you do that.
It must have something to do with a file that is not found since it only
happens in the one path to FOP. This path has only the files I need for my
batch file to run and is missing several jar files that the other more
complete path has.
If I get some extra time I will try to add jar files one by
On Sep 1, 2006, at 11:27, Peter Neu wrote:
Hm, is this possible? When fop reads the userconfig.xml, where is
the base
directory? The application runs in tomcat so I don't know where to
put the
base dir.
I think so. Unfortunately, I'm not all to familiar with getting this
info in a servle
> -Original Message-
> From: Luis Ferro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 1:45 PM
>
> I've an id on a block in the document.
>
> I've a page-number-citation... and it works. Now, i just need
> to adjust the page that the reference gives to one page less...
>
XSL-FO doesn't provide anything that would let you do that. I wonder why
you want a different page number than the one you are referring to.
On 01.09.2006 13:44:46 Luis Ferro wrote:
>
> I've an id on a block in the document.
>
> I've a page-number-citation... and it works. Now, i just need to ad
That's weird. Looking at the code, this NullPointerException should not
happen. There are guards against it. Or maybe I missed something. Anyway,
I can't reproduce it. Shrug.
On 31.08.2006 23:04:33 Rick Roen wrote:
> I have two different paths to the FOP trunk jar files. When I change to one
> it
I've an id on a block in the document.
I've a page-number-citation... and it works. Now, i just need to adjust the
page that the reference gives to one page less...
something like
Or something like that... is there a way to do this?
Thanx in advance,
Luis Ferro
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Hm, is this possible? When fop reads the userconfig.xml, where is the base
directory? The application runs in tomcat so I don't know where to put the
base dir.
File system looks like this
ROOT
|WEB-INF
||classes
|
|XML
|--- userconfig.xml
|--- verda
On Sep 1, 2006, at 10:49, Peter Neu wrote:
Hi,
I'm working my way through the src code of FOP in order to find a way
to configure the font setup in the java code. But this seems rather
difficult. The org.apache.fop.configuration.FontInfo object gives
me the
possibility to insert the font nam
Hello,
I'm working my way through the src code of FOP in order to find a way
to configure the font setup in the java code. But this seems rather
difficult. The org.apache.fop.configuration.FontInfo object gives me the
possibility to insert the font names and stuff but I cannot insert the
metric fi
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