Hi Marc,
The proper macro has an additional oPipe.closeOutput right after
writing the document into the pipe, but before passing the pipe to
setBinaryStream.
That does work. :)
Fine.
I assume blocking on giving the exact size as a limit did for the same
reason, waiting for the EOF.
Am Donnerstag, den 18.09.2008, 13:15 +0200 schrieb Frank Schönheit:
The proper macro has an additional oPipe.closeOutput right after
writing the document into the pipe, but before passing the pipe to
setBinaryStream.
That does work. :)
I assume blocking on giving the exact size as a limit did
Hi Marc,
I was trying to use a css.io.Pipe to connect the two active data sources
(doc.storeToUrl and XParameter.setBinaryStream).
Using dbase I succeeded in writing othe train to ut a doc this way, for
mysql or hsql the office hangs.
Now known as issue 94027, targeted to 3.1.
Now
Hi Marc,
I hope your workload will lower soon. In fact the statement I'll file
an issue ... is part of the citation. ;)
Oh ... which also means the other part of the citation wasn't mine -
doh, I knew that was too profound for that ...
But I'd take that task if I am sure what to write.
Hello Frank,
Am Dienstag, den 02.09.2008, 10:24 +0200 schrieb Frank Schönheit - Sun
Microsystems Germany:
Hi Marc,
I hope your workload will lower soon. In fact the statement I'll file
an issue ... is part of the citation. ;)
Oh ... which also means the other part of the citation wasn't
Hi Marc,
Using dbase I succeeded in writing othe train to ut a doc this way, for
mysql or hsql the office hangs. See some code below, maybe the
limit-argument is the problem, which I set to 65536 as a limit and the
document was anytime smaller than that on storage (~30kB).
it might ... The
Hi Marc,
This *may* be something like the documentation bug there was talk about
once upon a time. You wrote:
cite
Hi Matthias,
The only conclusion I can draw from such an inconsistent API is that any
implementation that claims to be usable can only ignore the 'Length'
argument.
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Fernand,
A related question:
Can you give me some hints to produce a minimal code (maybe no code at
all :-) )to put images out of a database into a writerdoc who is the
base document to run a mailmerge using the beamer(F4)
In
Hi Andrew,
My expectation is that most images will be larger than the control size.
I am scanning receipts so that I can extract the image from the database
and print it if I require warranty repair on something.
Okay, in this case the Scale property in its current appearance
doesn't help
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hello Andrew,
Insert an image control into a form and associate the control to a field
in the database.
The image control has a specific size. If the control displays an image
with a different aspect ratio, then the image may be severely
Fernand Vanrie wrote:
Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
Hi Andrew I have some questions
Insert an image control into a form and associate the control to a
field in the database.
Is the Image datafile stored in the database or is het just the URL of
the image
I store the image in the
Insert an image control into a form and associate the control to a field
in the database.
The image control has a specific size. If the control displays an image
with a different aspect ratio, then the image may be severely distorted.
Any thoughts on how to avoid this?
My primary thought
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