Maybe I was just thinking too far out of the box, but I was wondering if
it's possible to create output with different pages having different
orientation.
I tried just swapping the page-height and page-width attribute values
and had a couple of issues with it. For a PDF, if I set the first page
Hi There!
I finally had to dig into the code of Fop as I really need this balancing to
work fine.
I found the Class BalancingColumnBreakingAlgorithm where I made some tests.
It seems for me that the calculation of the fullLen does not return the
correct value:
fullLen =
That is the reference-orientation=90 option I tried. That works well,
though I don't think users want to view it sideways.
There are 2 ways to print landscape, I've determined. See attached.
The first one involves setting page-height=11 and page-width=8.5 and
reference-orientation=90.
The second
Eric Douglas wrote:
I resolved this. After the transform I didn't close the output stream.
Apparently that left some bytes hanging.
Hi Eric,
I'm glad you solved your corrupted PDF issue I was going to ask if had
closed the stream as a BufferedStream will hold onto a few bytes until
you
My workaround is to ignore this since my results still appear correct
and users don't see this but what does this mean? This message is
showing up in my Java console, using the fop 0.95, when I send the
output to the org.apache.fop.render.awt.viewer.PreviewPanel with
embedded code running in
