Hi Jeremias,
No ImagePreloader found means that either the plug-in was not found in the
classpath
or that the PDF file could not be loaded by PDFBox.
Note to self: Not only put the jars in the classpath, also put them in the
CORRECT classpath. Works great now!
Thanks for your help and for
Hi Jeremias,
I just tried to use the extension (with the latest data fom repository) with
fo:external-graphic src=GF_logo_sw.pdf#page=1/
and get a
ERROR apps.FOUserAgent [main]: Image not available. URI: GF_logo_sw.pdf#page=1.
Reason: org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.ImageException: No
On 02.12.2008 11:04:17 Georg Datterl wrote:
Hi Jeremias,
I just tried to use the extension (with the latest data fom repository) with
fo:external-graphic src=GF_logo_sw.pdf#page=1/
and get a
ERROR apps.FOUserAgent [main]: Image not available. URI:
GF_logo_sw.pdf#page=1. Reason:
Hello,
I contacted my web hosting service and asked them to install Apache FOP.
They informed me that they could not because the configureation setting
required for this is likely to break the other accounts on the shared
server. I am definitely NO expert, but when I look at
Hi,
samiam80304 schrieb:
OR, is it something I can install in my own
directories with impact to the rest of the server?
Simply install a Java Runtime and FOP inside a local directory and adapt
the fop script so that it finds the right JRE.
Philipp
On 02 Dec 2008, at 18:46, Andreas Delmelle wrote:
xsl:if test=chapter-exists($someRefId)
fo:page-number-citation ref-id=$someRefId /
/xsl:if
Correction: this should obviously be
xsl:if test=key('chapter-exists',$someRefId)
etc.
Hi
I am creating a PDF in my application using XSL:FO
Following are working perfectly in Windows server but when I deploy in linux
environment, the generation fails.
FOP Version : 0.95
*Config file *
fonts
!-- Windows Dev environment configuration
font metrics-url=/Arial.xml
Im new to this list and just getting familiar with FOP, so my suggestion
might be a shot in the dark. You might want to install Microsoft fonts on
your linux distribution. Some useful resources might be:
http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/
http://en.opensuse.org/Optimal_Use_of_Fonts_on_SuSE
I do have all the fonts loaded in /usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/TrueType/
Is there any way I can verify that the fonts that are present in linux
folder not Microsoft fonts?
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 4:16 PM, Razi Khaja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im new to this list and just getting familiar with FOP,
When I use fop trunk 2008-11-22(r719654), use DynaFont(chinese font)
runing smoothly, but FounderFont(chinese font) keeping 100% cpu usage
at PageBreakingAlgorithm.getFootnoteSplit:
% ant
Buildfile: build.xml
i386:
init:
[echo] java.version: 1.5.0_16
pdf.init:
pdf:
[echo] Making fo
fop trunk 2008-12-03(r722618) has the same error.
2008/12/3 Dongsheng Song [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When I use fop trunk 2008-11-22(r719654), use DynaFont(chinese font)
runing smoothly, but FounderFont(chinese font) keeping 100% cpu usage
at PageBreakingAlgorithm.getFootnoteSplit:
% ant
Hi!
I noticed that if I have # in the file name of an external graphics
file, fop is unable to find it. If I rename the file (and change the .fo
file accordingly) it works.
Here's what I have:
fo:external-graphic
Please provide an FO file that allows us to reproduce the problem.
On 03.12.2008 05:08:52 Dongsheng Song wrote:
fop trunk 2008-12-03(r722618) has the same error.
2008/12/3 Dongsheng Song [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When I use fop trunk 2008-11-22(r719654), use DynaFont(chinese font)
runing
# in a URI has a special meaning. It's used as separator for the URI
fragment. You have to escape that character using %23 (if I've looked
that up correctly).
url(file:/C:/Temp/test123/m2%231_1.svg)
On 03.12.2008 08:03:31 Antti Karanta wrote:
Hi!
I noticed that
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