(Sorry, I meant "to 1 GB," not "by 1 GB)
Also, to clarify, when I do "forrest run" the PDFs are in fact generated,
but they use the default fonts, so the Japanese once again displays as
As stated previously in this thread, the out of memory issue was resolved by
increasing the memory to Java by 1 GB.
The outstanding issue is that the font is properly embedded when I use
"forrest site" to pre-generate content but not when I use "forrest-run" and
the PDFs are (apparently) created o
On 08.05.2009 03:29:20 David Crossley wrote:
> Heather Phipps wrote:
> > Actually, with my little hack, the font is properly embedded in the PDF only
> > when pre-generated, i.e., when you do "forrest site," but not when the PDFs
> > are generated on the fly, i.e., when you do "forrest run." Not s
Heather Phipps wrote:
> Actually, with my little hack, the font is properly embedded in the PDF only
> when pre-generated, i.e., when you do "forrest site," but not when the PDFs
> are generated on the fly, i.e., when you do "forrest run." Not sure exactly
> what accounts for the difference. If a
Actually, with my little hack, the font is properly embedded in the PDF only
when pre-generated, i.e., when you do "forrest site," but not when the PDFs
are generated on the fly, i.e., when you do "forrest run." Not sure exactly
what accounts for the difference. If anyone has a better understandi
I increased the memory to Java by editing maxmemory property in the site's
forrest.properties file:
# Max memory to allocate to Java
forrest.maxmemory=1024m
Japanese displays correctly now in PDF from DocBook source! (Turns out
there was no need to update the FOP jar file.)
I have an update and some further questions.
The Japanese font display issue is only occurring with my DocBook XML source
files. These are not handled by document2fo.xsl, but rather by the DocBook
4.4 stylesheets, which I downloaded and included on my own. Here is an
excerpt from my project site
Hi David,
Thank you for pointing that out. I am new to using the plugins and
didn't realize this. So, I attempted to follow your advice:
heather-phipps-computer:org.apache.forrest.plugin.output.pdf Heather$
/Users/Heather/apache-forrest-0.8/tools/ant/bin/ant local-deploy
Buildfile: build.xml
i
Heather Phipps wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, even after editing
> $FORREST/apache-forrest-0.8/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.output.pdf/output.xmap,
> I am unable to get the font to display correctly in the PDF file.
Whenever a local plugin's resources (e.g. sitemaps or stylesheets, etc.)
are edit
done, to see if I can help
you further. Will get back to you later on that.
best wishes
Praveen
- Original Message -
From: "Heather Phipps"
To: ; "Dr. Bhatia Praveen"
Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 3:19 PM
Subject: Re: Japanese PDF rendering
Hi Praveen,
I
Hi Praveen,
I very much appreciate your prompt response, as I have been struggling
with this issue for quite some time now.
Unfortunately, even after editing
$FORREST/apache-forrest-0.8/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.output.pdf/output.xmap,
I am unable to get the font to display correctly in t
Hello Heather,
I have made Japanese characters work in 0.8. I had similar problems as
yours earlier but few months of work got it right.
In short, the problem is with the Japanese fonts and the new version of
Forrest.
Please note that the instructions that you are following in the link ar
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