Andreas, thank you a lot and sorry for my long silence. I had to make about
a month's break with my project of settings things up with FOP...
Your ideas really helped, and this problem has gone with the help of your
approach.
Just for me to have it finalized: is it a good idea to post this
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Van: USHAKOV, Sergey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Sergey,
Good to see you managed to solve the issue.
Andreas, thank you a lot and sorry for my long silence. I had to make about
a month's break with my project of settings things up with FOP...
Your ideas
I am trying to do the following
fo:table-cell
border-left-color=green border-left-style=dotted
border-top-color=red border-top-style=dotted
border-right-color=blue border-right-style=dotted
border-bottom-color=yellow border-bottom-style=dotted
in
Hi,
In FOP 0.20.5, only solid border is implemented...
If you want more, you should download the latest FOP (0.93).
Pascal
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De : Arun Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : lundi 2 avril 2007 09:28
À : fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Objet : Table cell border
Hi All;
In fop Driver class there is a method called
public synchronized void render(XMLReader parser, InputSource source)
throws FOPException {
}
Is there a way to convert that InputSource source back into a character
array within that render class? I
Me again,
I solved the problem not the whole but a piece of it.
I have overwritten drawBorders() in AWTRenderer with this...
protected void drawBorders(Rectangle2D.Float borderRect, BorderProps
bpsBefore, BorderProps bpsAfter, BorderProps bpsStart, BorderProps bpsEnd)
{
Me again,
I solved the problem not the whole but a piece of it.
I have overwritten drawBorders() in AWTRenderer with this...
protected void drawBorders(Rectangle2D.Float borderRect, BorderProps
bpsBefore, BorderProps bpsAfter, BorderProps bpsStart, BorderProps bpsEnd)
{
Hi there,
I reisntalled my complete system and now I have a little problem with
FOP 0.93: It seems so that it will not render included SVG-files (which
works before without problem).
I'm using now java version 1.6.0_01. When rendering an XML file with
SVGs to PDF, I get the error:
4. Apr 07
Thomas Zastrow wrote:
Hi there,
I reisntalled my complete system and now I have a little problem with
FOP 0.93: It seems so that it will not render included SVG-files (which
works before without problem).
OK, sorry, I've got it: Under OpenSuse, the gcj is installed as standard
and after
I don't understand what you're trying to do. Maybe you should explain
that before going into technical details.
On 04.04.2007 06:08:53 Harshini Madurapperuma wrote:
Hi All;
In fop Driver class there is a method called
public synchronized void render(XMLReader parser, InputSource source)
First of all, let me say that I personally think that GIF shouldn't be
used anymore today. I'd convert the image to PNG and use that. :-)
On 29.03.2007 01:57:09 Daniel Noll wrote:
Pascal Sancho wrote:
Hmm, I tried it on Photoshop, and I confirm that I loose black pixels while
rendering for
That NPE is a known problem. I actually think GIFImage should be removed.
At any rate, I won't reimplement that once I get to the image package
redesign. I have tried at least twice to somehow work around what I
think is a bug in the class library but no luck. I gave up.
On 02.04.2007 08:47:34
If you get Unknown formatting object http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML^math;
this means that FOP didn't find an extension which handles the MathML
namespace. Please make sure the extension JAR is in the classpath on the
same level as xmlgraphics-commons.jar and fop.jar and that the JAR
contains a
No, probably just an oversight. The handling of -atin is slightly
different to -fo. I'll take a look on Friday.
On 30.03.2007 14:20:52 Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
Hi all,
When I call fop.bat with -fo input, the base for resolving relative
image URLs is the source file's directory.
When I call
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
That NPE is a known problem. I actually think GIFImage should be removed.
At any rate, I won't reimplement that once I get to the image package
redesign. I have tried at least twice to somehow work around what I
think is a bug in the class library but no luck. I gave up.
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
We defer the whole image loading to ImageIO in that case, so if ImageIO
doesn't already handle the image offset, the code in FOP certainly
doesn't. We'd have to write special code for GIF to handle the offset.
With ImageIO you can access those values through the GIF Image
Hi;
I have this character array, I converted that character array into to a
InputSource and passed it as a parameter to a render(XMLReader parser,
InputSource source) method in the DRIVER class in fop.
Within that render class I need to convert that InputSource (source)
back into a character
Harshini Madurapperuma wrote:
While doing that it raise this Exception:
java.io.IOException: Stream closed at
java.io.CharArrayReader.ensureOpen(CharArrayReader.java:65) at
java.io.CharArrayReader.read(CharArrayReader.java:95) at
Hi all,
I assume Harshini needs to get the original XML-String from a
CharArrayReader (after rendering), which he used to equip the InputSource.
IMHO there is no chance to get the XML-String back, because
CharArrayReader.close() sets the internal Char-Buffer, which holds the
XML-String, to null.
Hi ;
Currently I'm using fop 20.5 version? Does it because of the version
problem?
/Harshini
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Noll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 9:47 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Convert InputSource into a Character
Harshini Madurapperuma wrote:
Hi ;
Currently I'm using fop 20.5 version? Does it because of the version
problem?
No way to know, but if it really were a bug it would be silly to track
it down on an ancient version if it's already fixed in the current
stable release. Plus, I imagine the
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