Hi Cesar,
Just for check, can you confirm what FOP version you want to use?
Your userconfig.xml file is for FOP v0.20.5, not for current versions of FOP.
Pascal
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De : Cesar Santofimia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : jeudi 3 mai 2007 17:18
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villejck wrote:
I am attempting to process a large XML file that is greater than 2.5megs, but
I am getting a Java Heap Space error. I tried increasing my Java memory
allocation with the following command:
Java -Xms128m -Xmx256m
I tried different memory settings, but I notice from the task
Similar to my previous mail I have a problem retrieving images from a
database that uses basic authentication.
Looking at the code I think the problem is again in the EBCDIC codepage
that is used on the server.
The problem is bolded:
protected void applyHttpBasicAuthentication(URLConnection
Thanks Chris for the response! Here are my specs:
Microsoft Vista Windows Server 2003
JDK 6
FOP 0.93
Thanks,
Jack
cbowditch wrote:
villejck wrote:
I am attempting to process a large XML file that is greater than 2.5megs,
but
I am getting a Java Heap Space error. I tried increasing my
This has been fixed about a week ago in FOP Trunk:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revrev=533986
On 10.05.2007 15:06:21 jelka.kosir wrote:
I'm having problem with generating pdf (I'm using beta 92) on a IBM
machine that uses EBCDIC code system.
When I open the pdf using text editor, first
Hi All,
I tried using content-width=scale-down-to-fit within a
fo:external-graphic tag. But it seems like this value is not supported
yet. After reading the ML archives I tried it with
block-progression-dimension.maximum=100% and width=100% which should
equals scale-down-to-fit, but this
Hi everyone,
I've got a document that is being translated into Korean. The problem is
that when we render the Korean translation, the bullets in our
itemizedlist blocks disappear. If I tweak things just enough to make
loading the fonts fail, so that fop falls back on a western font and
replaces
Swapped to a different font (one of the free ones included with
Fedora) and the problem still remains. The document renders fine, with
everything indended as it should be an no aparnent instances of font
glyphs overlapping bullets. There're just... no bullets. =:(
--Brad
On 5/10/07, Brad Smith