Hi,
I tried to do what Chris told me, and FOP started working, but the warnings
did not disappear. Decided to take a deep breath and wait for the new stable
FOP version %-|
Vincent Hennebert-2 wrote:
>
>
> Best regards,
> Nancy
>
> Hi Nancy,
>
> Don’t put the new files in system-wide direct
Hi Nancy,
Don’t put the new files in system-wide directories (/usr/share/java,
/usr/bin/build). Those directories are managed by Debian administration
tools and if you manually modify things there you’re likely to break
your system.
The ideal way is to create a Debian package containing the Trunk
Hi Chris,
Thanks for your valuable comments! Do I have to rename the new files with
the names of the original ones?
Best regards,
Nancy
cbowditch wrote:
>
> nancy_b wrote:
>
>> Hi dear Andreas!
>>
>> Sorry, you are right.. I just couldn't identify your message among piles
>> of
>> messages
nancy_b wrote:
Hi dear Andreas!
Sorry, you are right.. I just couldn't identify your message among piles of
messages I've got.
So first of all, thanks a lot for your prompt help! I unzipped fop.jar to
/usr/bin/build/ and /usr/share/java (how do I check which is a symlink ?),
and xmlgraphics-c
Hi dear Andreas!
Sorry, you are right.. I just couldn't identify your message among piles of
messages I've got.
So first of all, thanks a lot for your prompt help! I unzipped fop.jar to
/usr/bin/build/ and /usr/share/java (how do I check which is a symlink ?),
and xmlgraphics-commons-1.4svn.jar
Andreas Delmelle wrote:
On 07 Jun 2009, at 12:45, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Andreas,
Hi Nancy,
Could I ask the last question in this long thread please?
Why are the Symbol and Zapfdiongbat fonts unavailable in italic/bold
version?
Hmm... To be honest, I don't know the precise reason. On the oth
On 07 Jun 2009, at 14:05, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy
Looking forward to getting the all new fop.jar.:jumping:
You mean you haven't received it? I sent it out last Thursday...
By the way, I have
two instances of it:
/usr/bin/build/fop.jar (where fop is installed) and
/usr/share/java/fop.jar
Wh
Thank you again, dear Andreas!!!
Looking forward to getting the all new fop.jar.:jumping: By the way, I have
two instances of it:
/usr/bin/build/fop.jar (where fop is installed) and
/usr/share/java/fop.jar
Where should I put the new one?
Best regards,
Nancy
Andreas Delmelle-2 wrote:
>
> On
On 07 Jun 2009, at 12:45, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy,
Could I ask the last question in this long thread please?
Why are the Symbol and Zapfdiongbat fonts unavailable in italic/bold
version?
Hmm... To be honest, I don't know the precise reason. On the other
hand, I just played with some other W
Hi Andreas,
Thank you a lot for your valuable help!!! I really appreciate that!
I decided not to use workarounds, and wait for the next FOP build. I can
live with these warnings for a while - the main thing is to understand why
they are generated. Could I ask the last question in this long threa
Hi Nancy,
nancy_b wrote:
> Hi Andreas,
>
> It seems that getting FOP from the trunk is too complicated for me. When is
> the next binary FOP version due to?
>
> Regarding what you said about - I
> have no idea how to translate this into XSL/XML.
>
> Meantime, I did some other tests. Bob Stayto
On 04 Jun 2009, at 17:01, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy
It seems that getting FOP from the trunk is too complicated for me.
When is
the next binary FOP version due to?
Well, it was initially planned for early this year, but we didn't
quite get around to it yet.
Regarding what you said about
Hi Andreas,
It seems that getting FOP from the trunk is too complicated for me. When is
the next binary FOP version due to?
Regarding what you said about - I
have no idea how to translate this into XSL/XML.
Meantime, I did some other tests. Bob Stayton suggested the following
workaround for pr
On 04 Jun 2009, at 15:30, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy
Entering font triplets soothes FOP's pain - no warnings are
generated :-) By
the way, if you don't specify embed-url, how FOP knows where this
file is
located? It's not in the standard /fonts folder.
That's what I'm wondering as well... Ca
Hi Andreas,
Entering font triplets soothes FOP's pain - no warnings are generated :-) By
the way, if you don't specify embed-url, how FOP knows where this file is
located? It's not in the standard /fonts folder.
I removed the font registration from the conf file and recompiled. Nothing
has chan
Hi Pascal,
I indeed used ☎ - just made a mistake when writing this message -
sorry for that! :-)
Regards,
nancy
Pascal Sancho wrote:
>
> nancy_b a écrit :
>> Hi Andreas,
>>
>> I thought that it's enough to put the ZapfDingBat's hexadecimal code for
>> the
>> symbol in my XML file () -and tha
On 04 Jun 2009, at 15:07, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy
Thanks for your patience! :-)
No problem.
1) In my customization area, I added:
ZapfDingbats
This should be enough, but IIC, it will also mean that characters that
are available in the Symbol font, but not in ZapfDingbats will not be
nancy_b a écrit :
Hi Andreas,
I thought that it's enough to put the ZapfDingBat's hexadecimal code for the
symbol in my XML file () -and that's it - FOP will understand that it
has to pick up the Zapfdingbats font and draw the telephone symbol. That's
what I did. After compiling the PDF, I open
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for your patience! :-)
Taking into account what you said, I did the following test:
1) In my customization area, I added:
ZapfDingbats
2) Installed ZapfDingbats font on my system and registered it in fop conf:
3) Compiled the PDF (XML fil
On 04 Jun 2009, at 14:33, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy
So you mean that if Symbol is the first font, FOP will pick it up,
fail to
produce the phone symbol, and won't fall back to ZapfDingbats?
For FOP 0.95 or earlier, the answer is unfortunately: Yes.
As mentioned, FOP Trunk will effectively us
Hi Andreas,
I thought that it's enough to put the ZapfDingBat's hexadecimal code for the
symbol in my XML file () -and that's it - FOP will understand that it
has to pick up the Zapfdingbats font and draw the telephone symbol. That's
what I did. After compiling the PDF, I opened the .fo file, an
On 04 Jun 2009, at 13:17, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy
Thanks for your response! So if I install FOP 0.95 from trunk, will
it still
issue the warnings?
Just so we are clear: you either use 0.95 or you use the trunk
version. I'm puzzled as to what you mean by 'installing 0.95 from
trunk'. You
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for your response! So if I install FOP 0.95 from trunk, will it still
issue the warnings?
I don't understand what you mean by :
... is specified as the first font (depending on which character/codepoint
you want to
render." In my XML file, I just specify the code of the Za
On 04 Jun 2009, at 10:15, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy
Thanks for your explanations. I think my version of FOP 0.95 does
insert
Symbol and Zapfdingbats into the font-family parameter - along with
sans-serif. Apparently, my repository points to the trunk. Look:
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format";
Hi dear Andreas,
Thanks for your explanations. I think my version of FOP 0.95 does insert
Symbol and Zapfdingbats into the font-family parameter - along with
sans-serif. Apparently, my repository points to the trunk. Look:
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format";
font-family="serif,Symbol,ZapfDingbat
On 03 Jun 2009, at 15:29, nancy_b wrote:
Hi Nancy, Vincent,
First of all, thank you a lot for your explanations!!!
...the reason was to make the Jeuclid plug-in work more out of the
box...
Well, actually, the change mentioned by Vincent is not yet in 0.95.
The FOPropertyMapping in that b
Hi dear Vincent!
First of all, thank you a lot for your explanations!!!
...the reason was to make the Jeuclid plug-in work more out of the box...
I checked on my system - I don't have the Jeuclid plug-in on my system
(should be in /lib directory, right?).
Does it come by default with FOP or its
Hi Nancy,
nancy_b wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks a lot for suggestions. It seems that I have increased JAVA heap
> space, by specifying -Xmx1000m (I have 2Gb) , although I am not sure how
> much I should really allocate for running compilation of large docs.
If that works with -Xmx1000m, then go for i
Thanks for suggestions!
Kindaian wrote:
>
> In my case, i had to change it to the max that the machine would
> accept... somewhere around 1024m...
>
> [but it was on windows and on a 32bit environment... on 64 bits - both
> os and java - this issues are largelly overcome by the ability to
>
nancy_b a écrit :
Hi,
Thanks a lot for suggestions. It seems that I have increased JAVA heap
space, by specifying -Xmx1000m (I have 2Gb) , although I am not sure how
much I should really allocate for running compilation of large docs.
The question that remained unclear is that while FOP 0.94
Hi,
Thanks a lot for suggestions. It seems that I have increased JAVA heap
space, by specifying -Xmx1000m (I have 2Gb) , although I am not sure how
much I should really allocate for running compilation of large docs.
The question that remained unclear is that while FOP 0.94 doesn't complain
on
In my case, i had to change it to the max that the machine would
accept... somewhere around 1024m...
[but it was on windows and on a 32bit environment... on 64 bits - both
os and java - this issues are largelly overcome by the ability to
address much more]
;)
On 02-06-2009 16:23, Remko Tron
I'd the same issue... but in my case, the complete file had 5k pages...
I splited it in the chapters, and it managed to run... even if the
largest chapter had almost 800 pages.
To split it, you just need to find a way to "break" the source into
parts and print to fo as if they where separated
> thanks for your suggestions. I am using Debian Linux, so I don't have
> FOP.BAT on my system. Do you have any ideas where I should enter it on
> Linux?
Did you install fop through apt-get install?
If so: without having tried this myself, but by looking at the Debian
package, perhaps the followin
Hi Tobias,
Thanks for your valuable input. How can I split the file? Yes, I create a
.fo file first.
Thanks in advance!
Nancy
Tobias Anstett [k15t.com] wrote:
>
> Hi Nancy,
>
>
>> I decided to move to FOP 0.95 (previously used FOP 0.94). When compiling
>> a
>> large PDF doc (more than 200 p
nancy_b a écrit :
Hi Pascal,
thanks for your suggestions. I am using Debian Linux, so I don't have
FOP.BAT on my system. Do you have any ideas where I should enter it on
Linux?
Thanks in advance!
Nancy
Unfortunately, I'm not familiarized with shell script under Linux.
I just know that the b
Hi Nancy,
> I decided to move to FOP 0.95 (previously used FOP 0.94). When compiling a
> large PDF doc (more than 200 pages) the following error occurs:
>
> FOP Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Is the content of your PDF wrapped in one single fo:page-sequenc
Hi Pascal,
thanks for your suggestions. I am using Debian Linux, so I don't have
FOP.BAT on my system. Do you have any ideas where I should enter it on
Linux?
Thanks in advance!
Nancy
Pascal Sancho wrote:
>
> nancy_b a écrit :
>> Hi dear Pascal,
>>
>> Thank you for your response. I can't see
nancy_b a écrit :
Hi dear Pascal,
Thank you for your response. I can't see any improvement in handling fonts.
See:
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.95/changes_0.95beta.html#Changes+to+the+Font+Subsystem
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.95/changes_0.95.html#Changes+to+the+Font+Subsystem
Hi dear Pascal,
Thank you for your response. I can't see any improvement in handling fonts.
For example, while FOP 0.94 hasn't complained, FOP 0.95 generates the
following error message:
WARNING: Font 'Symbol,normal,700' not found. Substituting with
'Symbol,normal,400'.
Jun 2, 2009 2:14:25 PM or
nancy_b a écrit :
Hi folks,
I decided to move to FOP 0.95 (previously used FOP 0.94). When compiling a
large PDF doc (more than 200 pages) the following error occurs:
FOP Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
What is really frustrating and annoying is that FOP
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