How do I know how much memory it needs?
I wrote a Java program which should generate a PDF of about 10 pages
using FOP 1.0 but with many xsl:text tags per page.
It runs in my 64 bit Eclipse on a Windows Vista machine with 4GB RAM.
It gets out of memory exception on my 32 bit Eclipse on a Windows
Have you tried display-align=after on region-body? Not sure if that's
what you're after.
On 18.01.2011 21:33:37 Rob Sargent wrote:
Using fop-1.0, is it possible to define the columns such that the last
line of text is always at the same position relative to the bottom of
the page/the
Eric,
that the TIFF is much larger than the PNG can be explained by different
compression algorithms. See:
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/1.0/output.html#tiff-configuration
If you transport the images to a client through the web, I'd recommend
PNG (which uses ZLib + Predictors). That is
If you've installed the JDK (not just the JRE), you have a number of
tools in the bin directory of the JDK installation. With jvisualvm
or jconsole you can attach to a Java process and inspect the memory
consumption. But the values shown there may not be representative since
Java uses Garbage
YES!
Thank you so much. I guess I didn't know how to ask google for it...
rjs
ps. Can't type for that matter: to much should have been to muck.
On 01/20/2011 12:56 PM, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Have you tried display-align=after on region-body? Not sure if that's
what you're after.
On
I temporarily disabled all images and special fonts in my fo file and still
have
the issue with the heap space. So i assume that i only have a chance to improve
the rendering by splitting the document in multiple page-sequences. The thing
is
now, that the size of the single tables may vary
I almost forgot the most important point: If I split the table after the 20th
page (or rather: after each 200th table rows (assuming ~10 rows per page)), how
do I ensure that the page-sequence ends at the page bottom. The size of the
rows
also may vary.
Matthias
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