You'll have to dig deeper and extend the code. FitR is currently
hard-coded. I'm sure that can be improved.
But /Page /Next won't work. I haven't found that possibility in the
PDF specification. Take a look at the Table 8.2 in the PDF specification
1.4 on page 475. That shows you what is
No, I don't see anything wrong. But Unix is not my primary platform so I
may overlook something. You may be better served by asking for help on
the Log4J user mailing list. I'm not a regular Log4J user.
On 19.02.2009 22:46:18 Tuan Quan wrote:
Thanks Jeremias,
i ussed the folllowing script to
Hi,
I need column width to be equal to content inside the cell for FOP output,
which is same as what we see in html by default.
I am using FOP 0.94.
Can anybody give idea on the same.
Thanks
Hitesh
Sidi Mohamed Idrissi Yaghir wrote:
hi mailing list,
i´ve defined a table with 3
I'm going to have to investigate a bit more closely why the centering of
the barcode is not right in the PostScript case.
Anyway, there's a work-around: Specify
render-mode=java2d or render-mode=svg
on the barcode:barcode element the the PS result should be fine.
Same answer as to the original thread: Not implemented, yet. You have to
specify the columns explicitely.
On 20.02.2009 09:17:55 hitesh_jain wrote:
Hi,
I need column width to be equal to content inside the cell for FOP output,
which is same as what we see in html by default.
I am
Hi Hitesh,
Best way I found: Calculate the string widths and define fixed column widths.
And pray you don't have line breaks, subelements, blocks in blocks, multiple
inlines or other strange stuff like padding, insets, borders... Here's the
method I use:
private static FOP analyser =
I've just fixed the bug in Barcode4J. Available from its CVS HEAD.
On 20.02.2009 09:20:49 Jeremias Maerki wrote:
I'm going to have to investigate a bit more closely why the centering of
the barcode is not right in the PostScript case.
Anyway, there's a work-around: Specify
Hi Jeremias,
the main problem is not the barcode, it's that the PS file seems to ignore
the
general layout of the page. The PDF is landscape format which the PS is not.
In addition to that the PS seems to ignore the margin-right value.
The alignment of the content is very important for our
The page format and margins are not ignored. The values in the PS file
are correct. You may simply have to put this in the configuration for
the PS output:
auto-rotate-landscapetrue/auto-rotate-landscape
By default, landscape pages are not rotated.
See also:
Jeremias Maerki-2 wrote:
The page format and margins are not ignored. The values in the PS file
are correct. You may simply have to put this in the configuration for
the PS output:
auto-rotate-landscapetrue/auto-rotate-landscape
Do you have an example where to put the
In the configuration file, not the FO!
fop
[..]
renderers
[..]
renderer mime=application/postscript
auto-rotate-landscapetrue/auto-rotate-landscape
fonts
[..]
/fonts
/renderer
/renderers
/fop
General information about FOP's configuration format
Hi Jeremias,
I found out that it's possible to have a configuration file, we didn't use
that yet.
The userconfiguration.xml now contains the setting you've mentioned:
fop version=1.0
renderer mime=application/postscript
auto-rotate-landscapetrue/auto-rotate-landscape
/renderer
/fop
And this
Ah I was missing the renderers in the configuration file.
Now it works as expected.
Thanks a lot Jeremias, you are a great help! :-)
Frank
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Thanks a lot, now it works as I wanted it to.
But one more thing, I don't get, is why do you use the AffineTansform a 2nd
time, before the addLink in your example:
AffineTransform pdfInitialTransform = new AffineTransform(
1, 0, 0, -1, 0, pageSize.height);
Oh, that line is just a left-over from some experiments. It just makes a
copy of the other AffineTransform. You could use it directly.
On 20.02.2009 11:59:15 useratnab wrote:
Thanks a lot, now it works as I wanted it to.
But one more thing, I don't get, is why do you use the AffineTansform a
Hi everybody, especially Vincent.
Attached fo-file contains a red block which is printed on the first page,
although there's not enough space left. If I remove the span=all for the
block, it is printed on the next page. Can you tell me why span=all is
influencing the page break here?
Regards,
Hi everybody,
in this small example:
fo:root xmlns:fo=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format;
fo:layout-master-set
fo:simple-page-master master-name=content
fo:region-body/
/fo:simple-page-master
/fo:layout-master-set
On 20 Feb 2009, at 17:01, Georg Datterl wrote:
Hi Georg
snip /
Which parameter is responsible for the gaps between the yellow blocks?
No parameters. It's just the initial value for linefeed-treatment,
which is treat-as-space, and that results in one preserved space
character between the
On 20 Feb 2009, at 18:31, Andreas Delmelle wrote:
On 20 Feb 2009, at 15:47, Georg Datterl wrote:
Hi Georg
Attached fo-file contains a red block which is printed on the first
page, although there's not enough space left. If I remove the
span=all for the block, it is printed on the next
Has anybody encounter problems compiling hyphenation files with Java
1.6? I have a custom hyphenation file (.xml) integrated into my build
process to compile a hyp file used for generating PDF reports. This
works with no problem within a build environment with JAVA 1.5 using ant
1.7.0. When I
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