Hi all have anyone tried to render the fo stream to pdf and email it to an
recipient.?? Is it possible in java.. if so can you please help.
Thanx
Hi all;
Is there a way to access the object tree structure of FOP? In Driver class
there is a parameter called InputSource source. I tried to convert it in to
a char array but it doesn't work.
so; is there any other way to access the object??
The object tree which i have meant is something
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Van: liam grimes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Liam,
Hi all have anyone tried to render the fo stream to pdf and email it to an
recipient.?? Is it possible in java.. if so can you please help.
Should be no problem. I never did exactly that myself, but I did
On Mar 26, 2007, at 12:53, Harshini Madurapperuma wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to access the object tree structure of FOP? In
Driver class there is a parameter called InputSource source. I
tried to convert it in to a char array but it doesn't work.
FOP's fo-tree structure is not meant to be
Hi there,
as I promised, I tried to get the newer versions of jEuclid to run and,
ahh, yes ... yeah, I got it compiled :-)
But, hhm, something is still not working and perhaps you can help me.
At first, I made a lot of changes in MathMLElement.java and
MathMLElementMapping.java. I think,
Hi all.
It seems FOP is doing some strange image scaling on GIF images. I have
trimmed my FO down to a really simple example (literally just a
fo:block with an fo:external-graphic with only the src attribute.
This zip contains the source FO, the GIF file and the resulting PDF:
Hi All;
I have added an fo:external:graphics tag as a child of root (I want to add a
watermark so I'm passing the required info inside that tag) The graphic tag
is there only when the watermark is available.
Therefore I want to check whether that fo:external graphic tag is there or
not. That's
Actually it's not simple like that. There is an internal process to be
carried out by using passed properties.
Harshini
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From: Daniel Noll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 9:58 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Accessing the
Harshini Madurapperuma wrote:
Hi
Is there a way to access the FO file and find out the elements in that? I
mean to read the tag?
It's an XML file.
The easiest way is to read it in and use XPath to match the node.
Daniel
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