Hi thanks for the help yeah i haven see that its was .java and not .class, ok
then if i follow correctly what you are saying then it has to be something
like this
BufferedImage newImage = new BufferedImage ("C:\Logo.jpg")
ImageIO.write(BufferedImage, "JPEG", jpegImageFile) jpegImageFile will be
I am pleased to inform you that Glenn Adams updated his work with a
new patch. This patch includes the following:
* bug fixes
* new layout engine tests for right-to-left writing mode
* new generic indic script processing support
* new devanagari script processing support
See milestone "Patch 4" a
Thanks for your answer,
Today, I made a working prototype with Saxon by using
http://www.saxonica.com/documentation/extensibility/integratedfunctions.xml
ExtensionFunctionCall s. It's a bit complicated since Saxon-HE 9.3 (or was
it 9.2?) dropped support for calling static java methods from the
s
Or maybe hyphenation. Working well for me.
Cheers,
On 06/15/2011 08:42 AM, Chetan Shirol wrote:
I came to know from the other discussion forum that table cell text not wrapping
can be solved by inserting zero width space.
I want to know how to implement this and if there is any example then
I came to know from the other discussion forum that table cell text not wrapping
can be solved by inserting zero width space.
I want to know how to implement this and if there is any example then it will
help. Please note that the text to be put in PDF in our case is dynamic.
Thanks in advance.
We see what you are trying to do, what would be probably better rather than
creating an extension,
How about a more helpful / generic pre-processor
Wiki --> XML
And then you can add your own pre-processor extensions to say add
BBCode->XML
Then you can use your wiki->XML to change the wiki pa
FOP uses FO. It has nothing to do with XML. It could clear up some
confusion to just put XML processing in a separate preprocessor jar.
The XML -> FO code is all Oracle, only requiring a third party jar to be
in the classpath at runtime. When it hits the transform statement it
looks for xalan, p