Hi Frank,
There was a problem with images URL's in generated pdf. The matter is that
relative URL's don't work. You have to put complete absolute URL's (like
http://host... etc.).
I've used host matcher in the following pipeline to get full path to images as
a parameter in XSLT:
Sorry, the sitemap snippet is wrong (forgot request action to get {context}) . The
right one is the following:
map:match pattern=print_lubricant.pdf
map:match type=host pattern=*
map:act type=request
map:generate src=some_source.xml/
map:transform
and
then acess it.
Frank
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Betreff: Re: embedding image-stream in pdf
Sorry, the sitemap snippet is wrong (forgot request action to get
{context}) . The right one
: embedding image-stream in pdf
Sorry, the sitemap snippet is wrong (forgot request action to get
{context}) . The right one is the following:
map:match pattern=print_lubricant.pdf
map:match type=host pattern=*
map:act type=request
map:generate src=some_source.xml
Dear All,
I have the following scenario and I want to know
if this can be solved with fop:
There is a servlet which can produce images (png, jpeg, etc.) as ouput
streams
which are not materialized to files.
How can this servlet be used to embed these images in a pdf file with fop?
I have
