fop.dtd?
Title: fop.dtd? Hello, I often read articles in this newsgroup asking whether FOP supports this or that feature or not. Wouldn't it be nice to generate a fop.dtd reflecting all elements and attributes fop supports? This would be a nice format for a feature list ;-) Regards, Jens -- Jens von Pilgrim 4flow AG, Berlin, Germany http://www.4flow.de
RE: table-cells
Title: RE: table-cells Hello, CM Did you tried using the width and height attributes of a table-cell? BC My word is written in its cell (which has a fixed width) but also in the next cell. BC In fact what i would like to do is truncate the word if it is larger than the cell. I've got the same problem. I've not defined width and height, but used the column definitions: fo:table-column column-width=70mm/ fo:table-column column-width=100mm/ The table is printed correctly, but if a cell content is larger then its cell, it's not clipped. I've used several ways for clipping, and I guess that FOP can't clip yet, can it? I tried to insert the cell's content into a block and defined several attributes, like fo:block clip=auto overflow=scroll Running this fo, FOP warns me: Attribute clip is not supported yet. I also tried other values for overflow without any effect. Jens
table-cells and clipping (overflow=hidden)
Title: table-cells and clipping (overflow=hidden) Hello, I've got a problem with tables and clipping. In my document, content of a table cell shouldn't exceed the tabel cell. For this reason I tried to use the clip or overflow property, but it doesn't work. Content containing spaces is wrapped, but other content exceed the cell. This is a snippet from my code: ... fo:table-row fo:table-cell fo:block clip=auto overflow=hidden1.7976931348623157E308/fo:block /fo:table-cell fo:table-cell fo:block clip=auto overflow=hiddenyou can't read this/fo:block /fo:table-cell ... Is this my fault or a bug in FOP? I'm not too good in XSL:FO... is there another way of defining things matching my needs? Best regards, Jens Jens von Pilgrim 4flow AG Berlin, Germany
Handling formatter messages
Title: Handling formatter messages Hello, I'm wondering how formatter messages can be handled with FOP. In JAXP, a listener pattern is used for handling messages and errors occuring while processing, like javax.xml.transformer.Transformer transformer = tFactory.newTransformer(source); transformer.setErrorListener(myListener); Using FOP, the only way of receiving a little bit more information than a single exception (usually a fatal error) is using an org.apache.log.Logger class (or subclass). The advantage of JAXP architecture is, that the listener are called with a TransformerException. This class defines beside the message string also the position, which caused the message. BTW, another disadvantage of the Logger class is that it's not an interface... The XALAN API defines a debugging interface. Is there someting I haven't seen yet in the FOP API? Jens Jens von Pilgrim 4flow AG Berlin, Germany
RE: Flow of tables please help PLEEEAAASSEE
Title: RE: Flow of tables please help PLEEEAAASSEE Hi, putting tables in a table... How? Never programmed HTML? BTW: column widths using percantages is not implemented yet... is it comming with the next version or is it already in the CVS? Jens
RE: Handling formatter messages
Title: RE: Handling formatter messages Corrections: I examined the logkit API: 1) subclasses of org.apache.log.Logger are nonsense... 2) instead: implement interface LogTarget OK, some architecture questions are solved... but not the main issue. Jens Jens von Pilgrim 4flow AG Berlin, Germany
