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Can anyone recommend a good way to merge PDFs?
We want to do something like this: FOP generates a PDF file that may have
links in it. If any of these links are to other PDF files, then we grab all
of the PDF files and merge them into one big PDF file (including the one
generated by FOP).
I've
I had a similiar problem to this when running an FO file output from MSXML
through FOP. If my memory serves correctly, it was caused by the encoding,
which is UTF-16 by default. You need to set it to UTF-8. This may be because
MSXML by default places some binary data in the first byte or two of th
Yeah... I see that. A patch to Cocoon2 that will build Cocoon for all
versions of FOP (new one and last two old interfaces) is more of a pain.
I just figured giving them a new fop.jar to include in Cocoon distribution
at the same time as a patch would be easier.
-Steve
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Ralph,
Yes, actually that was clear. I should have said, there isn't a _layout_
problem with borders, but I agree, there was/is a rendering one.
-Karen
Ralph LaChance wrote:
>
> At 06:53 PM 8/7/01 +0200, you wrote:
> >Koen (and Ralph and others),
> >
> >There is a problem, but it's not a borde
Hi Arved (and other interested parties),
Lots of other bugs (like the inline-area height) show up well in tables
because the grid makes things visible. That's the case with the trailing
white-space bug I saw the other day, resulting in an empty table row.
Some of these can also be shown by using
I am relatively new to this topic. In our application we display a
ByteArray in the pdf format using the fop. What we would like to do is
instead send the contents to the printer instead of displaying it in pdf
or display in pdf at the same time send a copy to the printer.
Any suggestions app
At 06:53 PM 8/7/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Koen (and Ralph and others),
>
>There is a problem, but it's not a border-drawing problem.
Karen,
Sorry, I wasn't clear -- I'm suggesting there are ~two~ separate problems
here. The first is what you describe below. The second is: given
the fo such as it is
Hi Vicki,
I believe there is a small problem in your XSL stylesheet. You've
written:
I think you mean ''. That will
cause the content of tableA to be processed to create the nested table.
By the way, you probably could simplify your style
Koen (and Ralph and others),
There is a problem, but it's not a border-drawing problem.
You have a left-margin specified as 2cm on a block which is containing
the paragraphs before the table and the table itself. This property is
inherited and is therefore used on both the fo:table and the fo:bl
Hi Emmanuel,
As you say, the problem seems to be in processing the XSL. That isn't
really done by FOP, except by calling Xalan (or some other kind of Trax
compliant transformer.)
Sounds like one of two things: obscure classpath problem or problem with
the Sun JDK 1.3.1 itself on Win98. Do you ha
Hi Arnaud,
That's about right, but try putting the "-d" argument before the doc.fo
and doc.pdf. Hopefully you will get a better debugging message. It
sounds like your .fo file has an unknown object in it, although the
message isn't very helpful. You might want to include your .fo file with
your m
No, it doesn't put me off.
I think the direction I will take is to focus on the
list-item-label and list-item-body. Since, both are
required in a list-item, it seems like a limited
enough case that it might not be as hard as the
general case.
Don
--- Keiron Liddle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Curious:
I'm using the docbook-xsl-1.14 tools from docbook.sourceforge.net to
convert a DocDook XML file into xsl:fo and then using FOP to convert
that into PDF. I've noticed FOP printing messages like this:
warning: property - "linefeed-treatment" is not implemented yet.
it turns out that do
Hi,
Below is a patch to prevent AWTRender from drawing an invisible
border when the value for border-width is too small. The patch
basically says that no matter how small the border-width is, it will
always render at least 1 pixel on the target graphics context.
I leave it to others to rule on
Hi,
I cannot access the FOP-FAQ on the xml.apache.org web
site, concerning the use of FOP, so I write directly
to this list.
I would like to apologise in advance because I am a
real beginner in this field and I might not be using
the right channel to ask my questions (let me know if
this is the c
I am using FOP 0-19-0.CVS and having problems nesting tables. Just as
a simple test I am trying to place one table inside a block, within a
single outer table cell. The PDF output does display the values, but
entirely ignores the inner table structure by placing the values on a
single row.
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Dear Listners,
I have attached the latest iteration of Tree.java. I saw that Mark was
bypassing part of the FO tree, I think it was. At any rate, with
dynamic rendering, there was a need to be able to delete a subtree. The
methods are deleteSubTree and delete.
Looking at applying Tree to t
Hello Koen
I may be able to help with ~part~ of this.
The latest version of AWTRender fails to draw a border at all
for your .fo file. However, the border re-appears if you increase
the border-size to 1.0pt. This may be a (bad) side effect of
changes we recently made to the awt render to resp
hi all,
I have used FOP 0-19-0.CVS in generating of pdf file from xml. And, I have
a problem here, that is how can I put different header content in
bibliography page and the rest pages of a document?
The attactment is the xsl that I have generated, any problems?
Thanks for any help you can gi
Total agreement to everything Keiron just said.
However, that's not to say that we can't work up something that meets your
needs for 'keep-together' on fo:list-item. It's usually possible to take
care of a specific; as Keiron says it's the general case (making keeps work
everywhere that they a
Hi,
I designed an xsl-fo at work with win2k. It works nice and smooth, the
result is exactly what I want.
I wanted to do some work at home (on a win 98 PC) and the result is
different.
My xml file is someting like this:
Math
Science
John Smith
...
...
the xsl
This would require the element mappings to handle things a bit better,
fairly easy.
The other part is to setup some sort of render factory for foreign data
handling (in fo:instream-foreign-object and external graphics). This would
need a bit of work and time.
Another issue might be the size of t
Your help is very welcome.
Unfortunately the the solution to the problem is not that easy. This is one
area that fop does not handle very well and we are in search of a solution.
The problem of keeps (and space resolution etc.) is one that spans across
the fo heirarchy in a number of directions
Currently this is not implemented, that is the value is read but nothing is
done with the overflow that you have set.
On Mon, 06 Aug 2001 21:51:56 eric.deandrea wrote:
> I have a table with 4 columns. One of the cells has text in it that is
> bigger than the size of the column and the text is ov
I developed a servlet app using font earlier this year for my company. The
fo documents are fairly simple, and I did have some problems, but overall it
seems stable and is working well.
Hats off to all those who put so much time into Fop!
JT
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