Hello,
I see some references to FOP in the archives over the years, so there are
obviously people using it. I hope they're still subscribed. :-)
I am trying to embed Apache FOP into an application. It's going quite well,
but I have an outstanding issue: resolution of 'href' attributes in XSLT files
and 'url' attributes in XSLFO files. For example, I have a 'driver.xsl' file
which sets some app-specific params, and then imports the stylesheet proper:
<xsl:import href="invoice.xsl"/>
'driver.xsl' and 'invoice.xsl' are both in Resources. Neither "/invoice.xsl"
nor "/Resources/invoice.xsl" helped. The error is fairly non-specific:
SystemId Unknown; Line #5; Column #35; Had IO Exception with stylesheet file:
invoice.xsl
(Line 5, Column 35 is the location in driver.xsl where the import element
finishes.) Similarly, that transform generates some XSLFO which refers to an
image:
background-image="url('invoice-logo.png')"
(The XSLFO is ephemeral, just living in an NSData object until the PDF is
generated, so maybe a relative URL like that doesn't even make sense.) In this
case, I get this logged:
Sep 14 20:17:07 PBF[56565] DEBUG FOP - File not found: file:invoice-logo.png
Sep 14 20:17:07 PBF[56565] DEBUG AbstractImageSessionContext - URI could not
be resolved: invoice-logo.png
It's not clear to me where FOP is looking for these resources, nor how to tell
it to look in Resources. Does anyone know?
--
Paul.
http://logicsquad.net/
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