Also it may be helpful if you are able to tell us which version of JEuclid you
are using.
Adrian.
Adrian Cumiskey wrote:
Hi Paul,
The NullPointerException is coming from the ImageInputStream being
null. This looks like one for Max as I suspect it may be a problem with
the JEuclid
Hi
I have an image embedded into my block-container so that I can overlay
another svg image that is dynamically generated over the top.
I need to resize the background image how ever so I was wondering if
somebody could tell me if this is possible at all?
Thanks
Barry
Paul,
I think you may have a classpath problem as the PreloaderMathML class now resides in
org.apache.fop.mathml package (as part of FOP 0.95), not net.sourceforge.jeuclid.xmlgraphics anymore
- you may need to upgrade your JEuclid too.
Adrian.
Adrian Cumiskey wrote:
Hi Paul,
The
Barry Whiting wrote:
Hi
I have an image embedded into my block-container so that I can overlay
another svg image that is dynamically generated over the top.
I need to resize the background image how ever so I was wondering if
somebody could tell me if this is possible at all?
For
Hi,
I'm new to XSL-FO and I try to center a rotated text horizontally and
vertically in the region-start area.
This is the FO-file:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
fo:root xmlns:fo=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format;
fo:layout-master-set
fo:simple-page-master margin=0mm page-width=70.0mm
Wrap the block(s) in a block-container and use the display-align
property:
fo:block-container display-align=center
fo:block text-align=centerHello/fo:block
/fo:block-container
Eric Amick
Legislative Computer Systems
Office of the Clerk
-Original Message-
From: Frank Niedermann
Hello,
I have a problem with metadada part of PDF created by Apache FOP 0.95 (using
Sun Java SE 1.6.0_10 on MS Windows 2000). Although resulted PDF looks OK in
Acrobat Reader, I am not able to process resulted PDF using iText 2.1.3. It
throws Exception shown below. After several e-mails among
Thanks for the reply. I did try to use nbsp but could not figure out how to
do it in Java. If I put in _#_x_0_0_A_0_; directly in the fo file, it
works. But in my case I have to set the value using Java like this:
object.setProperty(_#_x_0_0_A_0_;); // nbsp character is expanded with _
to show in
Frank Niedermann wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to XSL-FO and I try to center a rotated text horizontally and
vertically in the region-start area.
This is the FO-file:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
fo:root xmlns:fo=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format;
fo:layout-master-set
fo:simple-page-master
Hello,
I'd like to produce a pdf file with fop from an xml with a xslt file using
the following command:
fop -c fopconf.xconf -xml my.xml -xsl my.xsl -pdf my.pdf
Mac OS X with fop installed via ports does everything right, I get the
expected result as a pdf. But using the same command on a
Linux
Printer: IBM Infoprint 1532 FOP:0-95
We are getting this error on some of the printers in the field. The
following error literarily prints on the page instead of it printing my
PDF:
PDF Error 8 Postscript Invalid Font
I have investigated this in great detail but I cannot find
Ok, so we have two problems:
1. Compressed Metadata stream: FOP doesn't compress the metadata stream
by default. The problem is that FOP 0.95 has a demo configuration file
that contains a filter list that causes all stream to be compressed.
Please remove all filterList elements including their
Comments inline...
On 05.11.2008 16:49:56 Sebastien wrote:
Hi !
I'm using FOP 0.95 to generate a PDF from an XML document.
I'm using XSL-FO to make the transformation and i'm having
difficulties with images, especially making them to fit within page or
to jump over the next one.
All these
Check what JVM is in use. If it's not a Sun JVM, then switch to that.
Otherwise, you might want to try one of the other options listed here:
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/stable/graphics.html#batik
On 05.11.2008 17:04:26 Ronald McDonald wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to produce a pdf file with
NBSP is Unicode 0x0160, in Java:
from org.apache.fop.util.CharUtilities:
/** non-breaking space */
public static final char NBSPACE = '\u00A0';
Just add this character to the stream. If escaping is necessary, your
XML serializer should handle that for you.
BTW, instead of an NBSP, you
ad 1) I did it, it looks like it works.
ad 2) ...you're using a JAXP TraX... You are right. Although I do not know,
that (and even how to) I changed anything about JAXP, when I run this on my
second comp (MS Windows Vista 64-bit Enterprise, Sun Java 64-bit 1.6.0_10-b33),
it works fine.
Thank
On 05.11.2008 18:32:20 Stepan RYBAR wrote:
ad 1) I did it, it looks like it works.
ad 2) ...you're using a JAXP TraX... You are right. Although I do not know,
that (and even how to) I changed anything about JAXP, when I run this
on my second comp (MS Windows Vista 64-bit Enterprise, Sun
Thank you for your answer !
Here's what I would do: Enable the i-f-o behaviour as in your first
screenshot, then remove all keeps. That should avoid the overflow. Then
add keep-with-next or keep-together one step after the other. I'm pretty
sure that you've just overdone the keeps. Please
On 05.11.2008 20:22:27 Sebastien wrote:
Thank you for your answer !
Here's what I would do: Enable the i-f-o behaviour as in your first
screenshot, then remove all keeps. That should avoid the overflow. Then
add keep-with-next or keep-together one step after the other. I'm pretty
sure
Thank you very much, Jeremias. You are the man. The unicode works.
Jeremias Maerki-2 wrote:
NBSP is Unicode 0x0160, in Java:
from org.apache.fop.util.CharUtilities:
/** non-breaking space */
public static final char NBSPACE = '\u00A0';
Just add this character to the
Without seeing your FO to fully understand what you're doing it is a bit
difficult to offer further suggestions. Usually, watermarks are best
painted using block-containers (absolute-position=fixed) inside the
region-before. Or you can use the background-image property on the
region-body.
I
Hi Chris,
cbowditch wrote:
You can specify display-align=center on region-start element.
that did the trick - thanks!
Frank
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