Hi everyone, I've just uploaded the third version. It is available at:
http://www.dsnine.com/jsq/stresstest-v3.jar Nothing has changed in terms of functionality so far. You can execute it the same way as the 2 versions before. Here are the changes I made to this version: * Support for Unicode Specifically this means that I'm now using an embedded TrueType Font which is capable of more than Latin characters. I've also changed the way the characters are stored in the PDF. So if any of you encounter anything which appears messed up in the PDF, let me know * Reduction of PDF file size You should gain a 5x smaller PDF file. In the past I just resized the images to fit the cell. Now I'm generating lower resolution images. If the quality loss is too much for you please let me know. This is tweakable :) * First step in support for 6.3 The problem (probably only the first of many to come *sigh*) Kyle and others encountered was due to a new cli functionality present in 6.5 which I'm using. I've now added the possibility for version specific code in my library. So we can begin to nail the version problems down. I'm in need of the full outputs of my program to fix any further bugs in this area. * More verbose output I've set the output level to "DEBUG" for the time being. This will considerably help me with further testing. If any one of you encounters a new problem please be so kind to send me the whole output. You can redirect all output (almost, but sufficient) to a file by using " > <filename>" after your call. So it maybe look like this: "java -jar stresstest-v3.jar 192.168.0.1 9090 9000 c:\test.pdf > c:\output.txt" Thanks for the support so far. Please test this release. Regarding the ability to sort and so on I think that we are not thar far away from stabilizing this so please be patient. Emissary P.S: From now on I'm including the source code for the exporter in the jar file. That means that to get it you may open the jar file with Winzip, etc. and look for a file with .java as its extension in the folder com/dsnine/jsqueeze/exporter/stresstest. Of course the whole other code is available at sourceforge. I would also use this to mention that I've chosen the EPL (Eclipse public license) as the licence for this project. It is a very liberal license similar to the APL and LGPL. -- Emissary ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Emissary's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5480 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=28457 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
