Yes, this change was major and happened many months ago.
You have to do something like this:
String contFile = /path/to/fop.xconf;
FopFactoryBuilder builder = new FopConfParser(new
File(confFile)).getFopFactoryBuilder();
builder.setStrictFOValidation(false);
Thanks Luis.
By chance do you know what version for JAI is used to render graphics is
trunk? I can not seem to find the right version.
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I assume you refer to the jai_imageio.jar file. FOP does not depend on a
particular version. If the jar is available FOP may use it for some
particular formats. If it is not available, then FOP falls back to the
default image handler, if there is one, which may work or not (i.e., may
work for some
Hi Luis,
Yes I am talking about jai_imageio.jar. However I have put the jai file in
my class path and get this error. I am also attaching the image. Thanks for
the help.
SEVERE: Image not available. URI:
file:/Users/Content/Media/ICN-LOGO-AAA-DA1-0-U8025-00512-A-04-1.png.
Reason:
