Andreia,
For ZIP files go to ths URL
http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/xmlgraphics/fop
Regards,
Fabrizio.
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All,
Thanks for the help.
I the end my solution was to download a Unicode editor (http://www.unipad.org/).
With it I was able to insert the zero width spaces to the resource
bundle (.properties) and the PDF no longer had overflowing characters.
Thanks again,
Fabrizio.
Hi,
I'm using the embedded FOP version 0.20.5 to create PDFs.
The text of the PDF comes from properties files.
These properties files are in many different languages.
Only Chinese and Japanese have overflowing characters.
I've asked the translators to insert zero width spaces in Unicode.
All the
Hi Daniele,
Here's an example of what I do to render a list.
I took this right off the xsl-fo I'm currently using, so this is working.
The catch here is that I'm not sure how many items will be on the list.
So I coded accordingly.
!-- === --
!-- child element:
Hello all,
I'm using FOP 0.20.5 on a Unix box.
The code is embedded and the pdf is rendered as an InputStream and
attached and sent thru e-mail.
I'm getting a [Servlet Error]-[]: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError when
creating the PDF files in Asian langs only.
The English version of the file works
Mike,
This has worked for me.
fo:external-graphic src=url('file:c:///home/htdocs/WebContent/soa/img.jpg')/
fo:external-graphic src=url('https://server:port/home/htdocs/soa/img.jpg')/
Regards,
Fabrizio.
2005/11/23, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I would like to load an external graphic
/1, J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Fabrizio Caldas wrote:
I create a PDF using FOP, when I create a PDF in English the text works
fine.
But when I create the PDF in Japanese and Chinese the text overflows.
Has anyone had experience with this problem?
It depends on what you mean
Hello,
I create a PDF using FOP, when I create a PDF in English the text works fine.
But when I create the PDF in Japanese and Chinese the text overflows.
Has anyone had experience with this problem?
Regards,
Fabrizio.
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On Jul 28, 2005, at 16:56, Fabrizio Caldas wrote:
Hi,
I got the escape working for the XML, you're right about being in the
XMLReader.java that I need to make this change.
In the first generateFor() method that I have I included a call
Hello everyone,
This question has probably come up before, but couldn't find it in the
archives
I want to disable output escaping.
Here's an example:
public static ObjXml createSampleObj() {
ObjXml obj = new ObjXml();
obj.setTitle(a href=\http://www.sample.com\;Sample Title/a);
}
public
value of the entire node. Also, it's more standard XSLT.
Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
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Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 4:28 PM
Subject: Problem when link has contentid
Hello,
I
outside FOP - to see
what get's produced in the FO file.
Mike
Fabrizio Caldas wrote:
Thanks Jay.
Now my xml file is a lot easier to create.
I removed my text tags and just left it as I read it from a properties
file.
Item
Some text here a
href=http://www.example.com/fop/test.jsp?contentID
in the XSLT stage, or the FO=PDF stage.
Producing an FO file from your XML (using XSLT),
inspecting the FO file
and then processing the FO file with FOP would identify which part of the
process causes the problem.
Mike
Fabrizio Caldas wrote:
Mike,
You're right, my example link is no coherent
Hello,
I have an XSLT and an XML file, which I use to generate a PDF.
Both those files work fine except for one circumstance.
This is an example of how I have data in the XML.
Item
textSome text here /text
a href=http://www.example.com/fop/test.jsp?contentID=1234;please click
here/a
text
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