Re: FlowRoot in svg images

That doesn't help. Can you please copy/paste the error here? Maybe accompany that with a sample file so we can easily reproduce? On 13.08.2008 08:30:41 Brian Trezise wrote: > It was pretty much just an end-of-program exception complaining about the > flowroot tags, unable to create object or somet

Re: FlowRoot in svg images

It was pretty much just an end-of-program exception complaining about the flowroot tags, unable to create object or something to that effect. On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 12:26 AM, Jeremias Maerki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Sorry but I can't do anything with "fop blew up". Can you please post > the e

Re: barcodes via fonts on postscript

Barcode fonts have proven to be problematic in the past. Without access to this font there's no way I can reproduce and fix any problems. As I always say, Barcode4J works just fine for me (provided it supports the symbology you need). At any rate, if I look at the PostScript file you attached, the

Re: PostScript support for Duplexing/Tray Selection

There's no direct support for tray selection as in PCL as there's no uniform way in PostScript, applicable to all target devices, that will work, so we provide slightly more generic extensions. Unfortunately, the documentation hasn't made it to FOP's website, yet. It's still on the Wiki: http://wik

Re: FlowRoot in svg images

Sorry but I can't do anything with "fop blew up". Can you please post the exception including the stack trace? I've just tested Batik flowText extension and the SVG 1.2 flow text functionality with samples from Batik and it worked well with FOP 0.95. On 13.08.2008 00:30:01 Brian Trezise wrote: > I

barcodes via fonts on postscript

Hi Guys, Is there any reason that fonts of which are barcodes would behave differently on PostScript than PCL ? I thought they both used the Java AWT or whatever it was to render. I'm finding that the barcode does appear in the postscript output, but does not render. Not knowing much about postscr

PostScript support for Duplexing/Tray Selection

Hey Guys, Does anyone have any idea on how I would approach duplexing and tray selection in post script files.. Jeremias – I believe you’re a bit of a PostScript fan – might be able to save me some research? ☺ Basically I have a perfect solution for all my black and white print, using PCL an

FlowRoot in svg images

I just tried to embed an svg image that made use of flowroot/flowtext tags and fop blew up - is that a fop issue or batik? ___ Brian Trezise Staff Software Engineer IntelliData, Inc 22288 E Princeton Dr aurora, colorado 80018 T: 720.524.4864 [EMAIL P

Re: Alt attributes for images

There's no property in XSL-FO that allows the specification of an "alternate text" for an image. The "role" property is close, but it's not exactly that. AntennaHouse solves this using a custom extension attribute (axf:alttext). For FOP, something similar would have to be implemented. On 12.08.200

RE: Problem with table formatting

That got it, thanks :) ___ Brian Trezise Staff Software Engineer IntelliData, Inc 22288 E Princeton Dr aurora, colorado 80018 T: 720.524.4864 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesda

Re: large scale users?

The success stories page on the Wiki has some content in that direction. http://wiki.apache.org/xmlgraphics-fop/SuccessStories One public URL I know of which uses FOP to produce PDF on-the-fly is: http://www.swissreg.ch On 12.08.2008 18:15:36 paul womack wrote: > I'm trying to convince someone th

Re: Java heap overflow error - unknown reason

Are you actually giving FOP a little memory to play with? I mean a little more than the 64MB allocated by default? FOP is still a bit memory-intensive, but 100 pages (per page-sequence) should easily be handled with less than 512MB. If you can, post a link to an FO file. That would allow us to do s

Re: Problem with table formatting

The problem here is property inheritance. You're specifying a margin-left="160pt" on a block. That margin is internally mapped to start-indent which is an inherited property. It will be propagated into the fo:table-cell. And because fo:table-cell produces a so-called reference-area, the space avail

RE: Problem with table formatting

Ok, got it. The table in question is at the bottom. ___ Brian Trezise Staff Software Engineer IntelliData, Inc 22288 E Princeton Dr aurora, colorado 80018 T: 720.524.4864 [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: David Gerdt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tu

Re: Problem with table formatting

This looks like a snippet from your XSL. Can you provide a sample of the actual *FO* file produced when your transform is run? Without the associated XML, we can't render the snippet you provide. >>> "Brian Trezise" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8/12/2008 4:07 PM >>> I'm having a problem formatting table

Alt attributes for images

I need to create Accessible PDF with a requirement that all images have an alternate text attribute. if FOP does not use "role" for alternative description of images, is there any other potential attribute that FOP may use for this purpose? Thanks, Gail Griffin Laycock Peace Technology, Inc. em

Problem with table formatting

I'm having a problem formatting table cells where FOP wants to wrap lines for every word in the cell, even though there is plenty of room for the entire contents of the cell without line wrapping. I'm building a fo:table as follows:

Re: Java heap overflow error - unknown reason

Andreas, Most of the book was in fact in a single page sequence. I attempted the three fixes you suggested, but with no luck. The FO is now in page sequences less than 100 pages each, and all fo:inlines are now fo:wrappers. I have also removed all keep-together and keep-with attributes. At ris

RE: Repeating table/group headers on subsequent pages

After reading this over again I'm not sure you need to do the nested tables after all. It looks like you want to print a new set of column headers at the same point in time as when you want a new group header, and if that's the case you can just create 2 rows inside one table-header. So I inte

Re: Repeating table/group headers on subsequent pages

That is an intriguing idea, Sean, and just might work, thank you! Do you build your tables with For-each statements (e.g. select=".//ROW">)? And how do you get the outer table's header to change with each new grouping? Thanks, again! ~Paige Griffin,Sean wrote: Paige, I have to do the v

large scale users?

I'm trying to convince someone that fop is a good choice for generating (large) pdf's from structured input. Should be easy :-) Can anyone tell me of fop being used in this way and has a website where the output (and/or input) is publicly visible? BugBear

RE: Repeating table/group headers on subsequent pages

Paige, I have to do the very same thing in my solution. Just use nested tables where each nested table gets its table-header. So it would be something like (obviously pseudo): Education Organization | Project | Status ORG1 | PRJ1 | STAT1

AW: Possible to avoid page breaks between table rows with keep-together?

Thanks for the help, got it all working now by using keep-with-previous=always on the affected rows. Regards, Alexander -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Montag, 11. August 2008 16:03 An: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org Betreff: Re: Poss