Hi,
I'm currently using FOP-0.93 to create TIFF images from xml/xslt files.
I have installed the jai_imageio-1_1-lib-windows-i586-jre in my java path.
I have also changed the fop.xconf file of fop for compression CCITT T.4
But I am getting the following error while running it.
Please help me
Dear Patrick!
Well, you were absolutely right regarding colwidth(*). It dramatically
decreased a number of warnings. Thank you very much for a good solution.
What surprises me though, is that there are three warnings left despite the
fact that I defined the column width on all of my tables. Does
Hi,
Have you installed the JAI core libraries?
See at (above JAI IO libraries)
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jai/current.html
Stefan
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Sorry for overwhelming you with my annoying questions, but these FOP warnings
really drive me crazy, especially when I compile large documents. I checked
the issue of graphics scaling. Remember I told you that my fear is that
graphics causes the overflowing, so I configured my graphics with the
Here is my requirement:
1.
I draw some charts and topology diagrams using
SVG+ASV plugin on IE browser. User should be able to
export/save these SVG images as word/pdf file on their
local PC.
2.
I need the same #1 above but using SilverLight plugin
on IE browser.
In summary, I just want
On Jul 26, 2007, at 04:22, Daniel Noll wrote:
This error is more due to the fact that you *always* need to call
wait/notify
inside a synchronized block on the same object you want to call the
method
on
Yup, so I found out while browsing further *after* the message had
already been
Yeap, exactly what I suggested: the problem is with list numbering starting
after 10 (including 10). No space between number and list body. Please
advise!
My best regards,
Nancy
nancy_b wrote:
Hi all,
Well, I tried a workaround that Bob Stayton suggests: specifying a
proportional column
Look under http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/resources.html#products-editors
XSLfast, Xultation Designer and Word FO Designer are especially tweaked
for usage with FOP.
On 23.07.2007 16:11:10 Vadim Loevski wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for a visual editor able to generate FOP compliant
I'm glad it helped. It's not so much FOP that considers TOC's as tables,
it's the Docobook XSL stylesheets that use tables to render them. As far
as I know they don't usually generate warning messages with FOP. By the
way, are you using the fop1.extentions parameter?
I don't know of any remaining problem with JPEG support in FOP. Could
you post an example JPEG so one of us can reproduce the problem?
On 24.07.2007 20:41:55 Stefan Fassel wrote:
Hello
First of all, I want to apologize for all sorts of errors made while
submitting this request for help,
On 26.07.2007 02:29:40 dave wrote:
apologies for being naive here:
can someone summarize the steps to convert SVG into
Word format?
Uhm, what do you expect? SVG is a vector graphic format, Word a
word-processor format. These world are not easily combined.
The only thing FOP/Batik can do
Hi dear Patrick!
yes, I do use the fop1.extentions parameter. I noticed that the
tables-related warning appears now at the beginning and at the end of
compilation. But what bothers me now more is the overflowing message. I
noticed that overflowing appears in lists. Can't figure out what is
This means that the XSL-FO generated violates the fomula minimum =
optimum = maximum somewhere.
An example:
fo:external-graphics
inline-progression-dimension.minimum=5cm
inline-progression-dimension.optimum=5cm
inline-progression-dimension.maximum=2cm
[..]
Here, maximum is smaller than
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