Re: Embedded Fonts Relative Path 0.94

Both are possible: using a config file and in code, although in code is better if you don't know beforehand which directory it will be, i.e. you have to determine it at runtime. I simply couldn't believe that this shouldn't work and I wrote a little test (see below) where I set the font base

Re: [ANN] New release of PDF image support for Apache FOP

Thanks. I've added a redirect. It actually should have been http://www.jeremias-maerki.ch/development/fop/ On 14.03.2008 22:38:54 Kamal Bhatt wrote: In your readme, you specify the following website: http://www.jeremias-maerki.ch/dev/fop/ This website doesn't seem to work any more.

Word Doc to FO to PDF

Hi, I have a document containing a few sentences, one GIF image and one multi-page table of 4 columns. The data that goes into the table is dynamic data, drawn from a third-party webservice. I used the WordML2FO tool to supply the relevant file to FOP. The page margins in the PDF are not as

RE: Word Doc to FO to PDF

Hi Paddy, I do not know anything about the WordML2FO tool. I use an other way to transform Word into PDF : 1 - I first transform the Word into a Postscript file using a printer that prints directly into a postscript file. (install a new local printer on Windows, then choose the port FILE,

last-line-end-indent in 0.94

It appears that FOP 0.94 treats negative values for last-line-end-indent as 0, which is wrong. Non-negative values produce the expected results. Eric Amick Legislative Computer Systems Office of the Clerk

FW: Text Formatting Problem

I have a three-column listing of phone numbers, and most of the time, each column entry has only one line of text. Sometimes, however, I have entries that look like this: Text that spans two lines ... 9 More text that spans two

Rendering time configuration settings using fo:declarations

Hi all, A thought occurred to me whilst implementing something and I thought I would share it with you.. I don't have time to implement this but maybe somebody else would like to pick up this idea/suggestion... Basically, I was wondering if anyone thought it would be a useful feature to be

language specification for PDF document

Hi All, Our goal is: Create a PDF document via FOP with the language set to English (en) at the document level. Is there a way in Apache FOP to achieve this goal? Does the common hyphenation property language applicable? Your help is greatly appreciated, Henry

Re: Rendering time configuration settings using fo:declarations

Adrian Cumiskey wrote: snip/ Something like this shouldn't be too difficult to implement (any volunteers?) and I think it might provide quite a bit of value. It would be important to remember that the lifetime of these settings would only remain within the rendering run of the particular

Re: language specification for PDF document

Li, Hao wrote: Hi All, Our goal is: Create a PDF document via FOP with the language set to English (en) at the document level. Is there a way in Apache FOP to achieve this goal? Does the common hyphenation property language applicable? Yes you can specify language property on fo:root

RE: language specification for PDF document

Thanks Chris. I followed your instruction to generate the pdf. After I open it in acrobat, under file-document properties-advanced-reading options, the language option is still blank. Am I missing something? Please help. Thank you very much. -Original Message- From: Chris Bowditch

Re: last-line-end-indent in 0.94

On Jan 15, 2008, at 17:26, Amick, Eric wrote: Hi It appears that FOP 0.94 treats negative values for last-line-end- indent as 0, which is wrong. Non-negative values produce the expected results. That seems like a bug indeed. The XSL-FO 1.1 Recommendation clearly states that 'Positive

Re: language specification for PDF document

The language identifier (for the natural language of the document) is part of the chapter about Logical Structure in the PDF specification. That is something FOP doesn't support, yet. On 15.01.2008 20:37:54 Li, Hao wrote: Thanks Chris. I followed your instruction to generate the pdf. After I

Re: language specification for PDF document

On Jan 15, 2008, at 20:37, Li, Hao wrote: Hi I followed your instruction to generate the pdf. After I open it in acrobat, under file-document properties-advanced-reading options, the language option is still blank. Am I missing something? As far as I know, the 'language' property is used

RE: language specification for PDF document

Hi Jeremias, Is this document level language identifier part of XSL-FO standard and its usage is fo:root language=en like Chris suggested? Or can it be xml:lang attribute? Thanks a lot. Henry -Original Message- From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 15,

Re: language specification for PDF document

On Jan 15, 2008, at 21:29, Li, Hao wrote: Hi Is this document level language identifier part of XSL-FO standard and its usage is fo:root language=en like Chris suggested? Or can it be xml:lang attribute? The xml:lang 'attribute' in XSL-FO is classified as a shorthand

Re: [ANN] New release of PDF image support for Apache FOP

Jeremias Maerki wrote: Thanks. I've added a redirect. It actually should have been http://www.jeremias-maerki.ch/development/fop/ This would be useful to my company if you supported the addition of PDFs to postscript files or the addition of postscript files to PDFs. Do you have any plans

Re: Rendering time configuration settings using fo:declarations

On Jan 15, 2008, at 18:11, Adrian Cumiskey wrote: Hi A thought occurred to me whilst implementing something and I thought I would share it with you.. I don't have time to implement this but maybe somebody else would like to pick up this idea/ suggestion... Basically, I was wondering if

Re: Text Formatting Problem

On Jan 15, 2008, at 18:03, Amick, Eric wrote: Hi I have a three-column listing of phone numbers, and most of the time, each column entry has only one line of text. Sometimes, however, I have entries that look like this: Text that spans two lines ... 9 More text that

Re: [ANN] New release of PDF image support for Apache FOP

Stuff like that is on my wishlist but I currently have no such plans. Embedding PDF in PostScript files requires a PDF interpreter. PDFBox has the beginnings of one but it needs more work. I think Ben Litchfield (the primary author of PDFBox) would be happy get help/resources to improve that

RE: language specification for PDF document

Thanks Andreas. Does it mean that the implementation will be Apache FOP specific, because there is no such XSL-FO standard property for document level language of PDF? Thank you very much, Henry -Original Message- From: Andreas L Delmelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday,

Re: language specification for PDF document

On Jan 15, 2008, at 23:36, Li, Hao wrote: Hi Henry Does it mean that the implementation will be Apache FOP specific, because there is no such XSL-FO standard property for document level language of PDF? Basically: yes. There is no connection/obligation of a FO processor to any particular

Making serialization documents in FOP

Hi. I'm creating java servlet for making PDF file from xml and xslt files. It's possible making documents with 1000 pages or more ? How many memory i must have in my server to do this ? How long take generate this file ? -- View this message in context:

Re: Making serialization documents in FOP

It's impossible to give hard numbers here because so many influencing factors play a role (factors are: information density, layout complexity, document structure etc.). Following a few rules it's perfectly possible to produce documents with over 1000 pages but that may not always be possible