Danke Andreas!
I changed from %@ include to jsp:include and it works now. I'm not sure
why extra condition causes that crash, but that change fixed the inclusion.
-Gennady
Andreas Delmelle-2 wrote:
On 13 Nov 2008, at 03:56, gennady wrote:
Hi
This code works fine:
snip /
But when
Martin,
you will find that text rendering to PDF has improved a lot since the
last Batik release. If you remove the pdf-transcoder.jar from the
classpath and instead add FOP 0.95 (including dependencies) [1], you'll
get virtually all text rendered as text instead of shapes. Please try it
out, and
On 13 Nov 2008, at 16:49, gennady wrote:
Hi
Danke Andreas!
I changed from %@ include to jsp:include and it works now. I'm
not sure
why extra condition causes that crash, but that change fixed the
inclusion.
That's because [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... is actually like a macro, which is
First of all, thank you to all who have helped me get this far.
I have an xsl and can generate the appropriate xml from the data in the
database. When I run the fop command manually, it generates a very nice
looking pdf with no errors (other than a font message).
I use php code to generate
On 13 Nov 2008, at 19:38, Sheldon Glickler wrote:
Hi
snip /
I use php code to generate the xml file. This php is invoked via an
AJAX call. After the xml file is generated I use the php command
exec(the_command_string_for_running_the_php);
How is the setup precisely? Since mixing client-
Looking at the mailing list archives, it looks like I can't do this, but
I thought I'd check.
If the image will fit within some size, I don't want to scale the image.
If it is too large, I want to scale it to fit. Can it be done, without
knowing the dimensions of the image?
Kendall
Andreas Delmelle wrote:
On 13 Nov 2008, at 19:38, Sheldon Glickler wrote:
Hi
snip /
I use php code to generate the xml file. This php is invoked via an
AJAX call. After the xml file is generated I use the php command
exec(the_command_string_for_running_the_php);
How is the setup
On 13 Nov 2008, at 20:31, Kendall Shaw wrote:
Hi
Looking at the mailing list archives, it looks like I can't do this,
but I thought I'd check.
If the image will fit within some size, I don't want to scale the
image. If it is too large, I want to scale it to fit. Can it be
done, without
It does work. scale-down-to-fit is supported since FOP 0.95 beta and is
exactly what is needed.
Basically, you need to do this:
fo:external-graphic src=my.jpg
inline-progression-dimension.maximum=100%
content-width=scale-down-to-fit/
On 13.11.2008 20:39:21 Andreas Delmelle wrote:
On 13 Nov
On 13 Nov 2008, at 20:43, Sheldon Glickler wrote:
Hi
snip /
Now I am left with wondering why the exec command didn't create the
pdf -- but that is a different problem.
This needs some digging in the server logs, if I guess correctly...
(if there is a server log somewhere, where the output
Andreas Delmelle wrote:
On 13 Nov 2008, at 20:43, Sheldon Glickler wrote:
Hi
snip /
Now I am left with wondering why the exec command didn't create the
pdf -- but that is a different problem.
This needs some digging in the server logs, if I guess correctly...
(if there is a server log
Yes, it works. Thanks!
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
It does work. scale-down-to-fit is supported since FOP 0.95 beta and is
exactly what is needed.
Basically, you need to do this:
fo:external-graphic src=my.jpg
inline-progression-dimension.maximum=100%
content-width=scale-down-to-fit/
On 13.11.2008
Fop-0.95
The current version of the output works perfectly. It consists simply
of two parts:
1. a region-before that contains a logo and header text
2. a region-body which contains the detail lines.
New change: the user wants a background image to cover BOTH the
region-before
Jeremias Maerki:
you will find that text rendering to PDF has improved a lot since the
last Batik release.
Maybe it’d be a good idea to make another Batik release then (a 1.7.1?).
There haven’t been many bug fixes and features since 1.7, but including
a PDF transcoder that can keep text as text
In the region-before, try a block-container with
absolute-position=fixed which allows you to position the
block-container relative to the paper edges. You may have to set
font-size=0pt and line-height=1.0 to avoid a small vertical padding
due to the half-leading trait.
On 13.11.2008 23:36:04
If we have the energy to do that, of course. Maybe we should also make
it a habit in FOP to publish the fop-transcoder.jar with the binary
FOP releases. But then, I should have pushed the font and PDF libraries
out to Commons ages ago which would allow us to transfer the PDF
transcoder to Batik
Hello Jeff,
Fop-0.95
The current version of the output works perfectly. It consists simply of two
parts:
1. a region-before that contains a logo and header text
2. a region-body which contains the detail lines.
New change: the user wants a background image to
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