Hi i can add a file, is not very short because this bug is visible if there
is two pages document! http://old.nabble.com/file/p32873641/fo.xml fo.xml
Pascal Sancho wrote:
Can you post a [short] XSL-FO (not XSL-T) that demonstrates the issue?
I cannot reproduce what you describe.
Le
Hi Pedro,
I see no ZWSP in your file.
you can insert it by hand directly in your FO, just before each
fo:retrieve-marker, then check if output is correct.
If yes, then have a look into your XSLT or XSLT engine (I don't know
witch engine you use).
If no, re-attach moddified XSL-FO, this including
Dear FOP users,
I am using the FOP version 1.0 under Windows x64.
Lately I have integrated JPPF in order to regenerate my PDFs faster and
I experience the followings strange errors.
For example inside the XSLT I place 8pt but the error in the console
outputs (pt8pt):
Hello
I have similar things but as far I can remember this was always related to svg
as part of an fo stylesheet.
I should/could dive into the mail archives (and perhaps) bugzilla to refresh my
memory, as I remember there were discussion on this, but perhaps you can
indicate whether you are
Hello,
I found this link related to SVG:
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/trunk/graphics.html#svg
based on that I use this:
fo:external-graphic src=url('{$link}') content-width=scale-to-fit
width=20mm /
The link is an absolute path to a JPEG file.
This erroneous behaviour happens not
Hi,
As you wrote, the problem occurs during the transformation of XML + XSLT to
XSL:FO and therefore this is not related to Apache FOP. I had a similar issue
some years ago and the problem was a concurrency issue inside Xalan. Try
upgrading to Xalan 2.7.1 were this was definitely fixed. Note
Thank you Pascal,
I will correct this and I will introduce the file protocol in front.
Regards,
Klearchos
On 11/23/2011 5:01 PM, Pascal Sancho wrote:
Hi,
'D:\java\...' is not a valid URL (mainly because of antislashes).
Try 'file:///D:/java/...'.
I think you can omit the host part:
Hi
i think i attach a bad file, but i see in my fo transformation that the
ZWNJ is replaced by a ?
Is possible is a codification problem?
http://old.nabble.com/file/p32874268/fo.xml fo.xml
pedro wrote:
Hi all
i use the #x200b; character in a table cell before i call a
Hi
I am using Apache FOP to generate PDF from jpegs and tifs.When generating
pdf from tifs which have a dpi of 0 an IllegalStateException : resolution
mus be set is thrown.
I tried setting source resolution to 96dpi on FOPFactory ,but that did not
work.I am using FOP 0.95.
Please advise what I
Have you tried setting the dpi in the image to something meaningful?
You can use Gimp for that (assuming it will not choke with such image):
Image -- Print Size..., and then set Resolution.
Luis
On 11/23/11 4:51 PM, qns.java wrote:
Hi
I am using Apache FOP to generate PDF from jpegs and
I see the ? in your source file (and in the generated PDF). Once I
replace them by #x200b; they disappear from the PDF too.
On 11/23/11 4:29 PM, pedro wrote:
Hi
i think i attach a bad file, but i see in my fo transformation that the
ZWNJ is replaced by a ?
Is possible is a codification
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