Re: png differs from pdf output
Andreas L Delmelle schrieb: The first is a known 'issue', especially if you use one of the Base14 fonts. Reason is that the PNG renderer is dependent upon Java AWT to get to its fonts, while the PDF renderer uses its own. The second issue is most likely caused by the first: because the font metrics differ slightly, there is a chance of linebreaks (even pagebreaks) ending up differently. I don't know exactly what the story is for custom fonts, but when you register no special fonts with FOP, the effects you get are considered normal, and there is little you can do. Hm, is it possible to use exactly the same font that is used in the pdf (Helvetica) for AWT? Will I get the same results then? And when not, why not? fabian smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
png differs from pdf output
Hi, I wrote an xslt transformation which works perfectly for pdf output. But I tested png-output then, and saw that .) the fonts in the png differ slighty and .) a linebreak is on different place in the png. this caused an overflow warning. I read through the FAQs and so on, but still don't understand this issue. The pagemaster-size in the xslt/xml-fo is specified in millimeters (210x297mm for A4). Does it have do to something with that? greetings fabian smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
Re: fop and SWT
J.Pietschmann schrieb: It is certainly possible, but it would require writing a new renderer which uses the appropriate SWT graphics functions. Starting off with the AWT/Print renderer, it is probably not all that difficult, but there are still lots of minor and a few major differences between SWT and AWT. I think the easiest way is to subclass Java2DRenderer just like PNGRenderer does, and convert the BufferedImages that are returned by getPageImage to SWT-Images. Here's a snippet for the latter operation: http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/org.eclipse.swt.snippets/src/org/eclipse/swt/snippets/Snippet156.java?revision=HEAD I first intended to avoid AWT-dependency, but since it's packaged in default-jvm that's nonsense ;). fabian smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
fop and SWT
hi, I'm developing an application using SWT and I chose fop for printing. Is it possible to use SWT's Printer object directly with fop? A workaround, that came into my mind, was to use fop to get png-output and print the png using SWT's methods. Am I forced to use AWT in the latter case? (I don't want an additional dependency in my application.) thanks in advance fabian smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
Re: FOP does nothing
Christian Geisert schrieb: 1. When I try to convert the attached rechnung.fo into a pdf by running There is no attachement .. Sorry, I forgot that. I already figured out the error. Fop 0.20 displayed the wrong xml statements. Fop 0.92 didn't display anything. greetings fabian -- träge wird man niemals weise smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
FOP does nothing
Hi, I'm using FOP for automatic bill printing, and I ran into a few problems. I already readthe FAQ but didn't find anything. So: 1. When I try to convert the attached rechnung.fo into a pdf by running ./fop rechnung.fo test.pdf nothing happens. No output, no output-file. When I try to compile the basic.fo from the example section this works. When I try more some of the advanced example directory it doesn't work. 2. I download the 0.92beta binary version and extracted it. How do I know whether all dependencies are satisfied? I didn't install anything apart form the JavaVM, but maybe Ubuntu already installed something for me. So my question: When I want to bundle fop for windows, what do I have to install too? greetings and many thanks for the great work! fabian - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
