Issues with RTF Output

2007-09-26 Thread Alexander Simon
Hi List,

formatting my documents to PDF works great, but when I try to export to RTF, I 
experience the following issues, which i think are bugs:
1. if I put a table within a block that has a start-intend attribute, it is 
ignored and the table is drawn in Word2003 at the left border of the page. 
start-intend should be inherited and is displayed correctly in PDF.
2. when specifying width OR height in external-graphics, the proportions of 
the image should not be changed. But specifying width doesn't change height. 

Well, as i could fix these issues with margin-left in the table and manually 
calculating the height in the image, I were not able to display overlapping 
text in my document.

This works with PDF, but not with RTF. The b is not displayed:

fo:block
a
/fo:block
fo:block margin-top=-9mm
b
/fo:block

I assume that this is a limitation of RTF. I tried to overlap the text with 
Word, but could not find other solutions than text boxes. Has anyone had luck 
in displaying overlapping text with RTF? Or is there a trick to let FOP 
produce text boxes?


Thanks in advance,

Alexander Simon


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Re: Displaying image on pdf

2007-09-26 Thread Chris Bowditch

manojkmi wrote:

snip/


Problem is that on UNIX,  PDF is getting generated but image in not coming
up. 
I have given the absolute path (src=/u01/bro_cds/images/phone.jpg) for the

image even iam not getting that.

Could some one shed some light onto this and let me know how to resolve this
issue?


How are you running FOP? From the command line or from an application? 
If running from the command line you should see some messages telling 
you that FOP couldn't find the image.


Also, you failed to mention which version of FOP you are using. The JDK 
version and operating system details would also be useful.


Thanks,

Chris




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Chinese characters in Bold

2007-09-26 Thread vineela.karnati

Hi,

 

In my project, I am using ArialUnicodeMS with FOP for displaying Chinese
characters in PDF.

 

The requirement is to display the characters in bold and italic which I
am not able to.

 

If anybody has generated the Chinese characters in bold and italic using
this font, I request you to please provide the steps.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Regards,

Vineela K.




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Re: Chinese characters in Bold

2007-09-26 Thread Chris Bowditch

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

In my project, I am using ArialUnicodeMS with FOP for displaying Chinese 
characters in PDF.


The requirement is to display the characters in bold and italic which I 
am not able to.


If anybody has generated the Chinese characters in bold and italic using 
this font, I request you to please provide the steps.


You need a Font which has bold and italic glyphs for Chinese Characters. 
ArialUnicodeMS does not contain any bold or italic glyphs. This question 
has come up many times before. You could try searching the archives for 
Font suggestions.


Chris





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Re: Displaying image on pdf

2007-09-26 Thread manojkmi

Iam running this through an application and I am using FOP 0.93, Jdk 1.4.2,
UNIX OS.
I ran the same application on Windows XP, I can see image on PDF but not on
UNIX.

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Re: Displaying image on pdf

2007-09-26 Thread manojkmi

Hi Alex,

I do remember UNIX is case sensitive and even I set the image to binary mode
and I compared the file size its showing same.

Here iam attaching XML and XSL file which iam using to generate PDF. Could
you please look into that and give me any suggestions please.




Alexander Simon-2 wrote:
 
 Hi manojkmi,
 
 did you remember that UNIX filesystems are case sensitive?
 Maybe this is your problem.
 Also, maybe you uploaded the file with eg ftp and forgot to set binary
 mode?
 Compare the file sizes in byte with the original file, or better md5sum
 it.
 
 As Chris said, please post the output when running FOP from command line.
 It 
 should tell you what the problem is.
 
 Alex
 
 Am Mittwoch, 26. September 2007 15:06:40 schrieb manojkmi:
 Iam running this through an application and I am using FOP 0.93, Jdk
 1.4.2,
 UNIX OS.
 I ran the same application on Windows XP, I can see image on PDF but not
 on
 UNIX.

 cbowditch wrote:
  manojkmi wrote:
 
  snip/
 
  Problem is that on UNIX,  PDF is getting generated but image in not
  coming
  up.
  I have given the absolute path (src=/u01/bro_cds/images/phone.jpg)
 for
  the
  image even iam not getting that.
 
  Could some one shed some light onto this and let me know how to
 resolve
  this
  issue?
 
  How are you running FOP? From the command line or from an application?
  If running from the command line you should see some messages telling
  you that FOP couldn't find the image.
 
  Also, you failed to mention which version of FOP you are using. The JDK
  version and operating system details would also be useful.
 
  Thanks,
 
  Chris
 
 
 
 
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