Hi
I don't know much about PCL, but I know this: PCL laser printers usually
build a whole page in memory and then print it to paper. They normally
have a decent amount of memory. Especially older ink jet printers like
yours only have a small buffer, so the page has to be delivered in bands
(I thi
Hi
PDF is a binary format. Don't convert it to a String and don't use
FileWriters. Your code should probably look approximately like this:
FileInputStream file = new FileInputStream( new File( "e:\\border.fo" ));
OutputStream out = new FileOutputStream("e:\\my.pdf");
try {
Driver driver = ne
hai,
i think you are using the Cocoon 1.7.4 or lower. In the case of Cocoon 1.7.4 or lower
version, the content type for PDF format is accepted in the IE. But, in the Cocoon 1.8
and Cocoon 2.0 versions, that bug is fixed.
So, please try the same code in cocoon 1.8 or cocoon 2.0. Or, please tr
Hi
My patches were supposed to make this work a bit better but there are
still some issues.
It looks like the patches didn't work for multi-page documents, but at
the moment it appears as if they are working if you have multiple
page-sequences. So if possible, try breaking your document into mul
Question - I am testing a PCL generated file on an HP DeskJet 400 Printer,
circa 1995 with Windows 95. I am seeing rather funky behavior, with the
headers and footers being messed up (it looks like a few of the lines were
written and then written over - perhaps a page break issue in our XSL)- ou
Hello
I'm trying to convert a XML-file to a PDF-file .
Now I'm working in DOS ... but I'm getting a FATAL ERROR.
This is what I'm doing ...
java -cp
c:\jdk1.2.2\lib;c:\jdk1.2.2\bin;C:\fop-0_14_0\lib\w3c.jar;C:\fop-0_14_0\fop_bin_0_14_0.jar;C:\xerces-1_4_3\xerces.jar;c:\xp\xp.jar;c:\xt
Hi all
I have a Fo file created from XML and XSL and Im
trying to view it in IE. And I either see binary
content on the same page or the page gets blank. The
same thing works perfectly in NEtscape. These are my
search results from this archive and from the net
1) If the page size is less than 8k,
I am facing a similar problem to what was described in
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-dev&m=100015708206260&w=2
and
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-dev&m=100019510024180&w=2
Except, in my case, fop starts producing too many pages because of the size
of pictures being used, in addition to
I have some performance problems with FOP while running it on big
.fo files. I run the fop from a servlet and the input .fo file is bigger
then 6Mb. The problem is that after a number of pages in the result pdf file
is being created the render() function stacks for some undefined time (
Hello,
i have download the newest version of FOP ( 0_20_1_bin ) and could
not perform a pdf creation. I embedded this code:
FileInputStream file = new FileInputStream( new File( "e:\\border.fo" ) );
Driver driver = new Driver( new InputSource( file ), out );
driver.setRenderer( Driver.RENDE
I notice that in all the examples I've seen, the src attribute of
fo:external-graphic points at a file. Can it refer to a URL? I wish to
generate PDF pages which contain lots of graphs. These graphs are
dynamically generated by a servlet which takes a URL containing the
data points in its query pa
We are seeing the same thing - roughly 60M is taken up for about 20-30
pages. We have increased the JVM max mem settings, but this is only a
stopgap.
-Lou
Darrel Riekhof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/12/2001 12:41:36 PM
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Has anyone found any effective techniques for keeping the memory
requirements down for xalan/fop?
I was doing some testing yesterday with a 128m heap, and any report over 20
something pages would produce out of memory exceptions in various places.
I'm currently keeping the xml and fo in stream me
Dear Arved & others,
I'm willing to volunteer to help with the C implementation.
I would also like to see a "data structures + algorithms"
approach to the project. At least it will provide some
interesting comparisons!
Regards,
Mick /"\
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At 04:32 PM 9/12/01 +1000, Peter West wrote:
>I concur with much of what you have said here, and I am much more
>comfortable in C than in Java. C++ I have always avoided. That said, I
>would personally prefer to pursue the Java development for career
>reasons - I have much more chance of gett
On Wed, 12 Sep 2001, Alistair Hopkins wrote:
Thanks! That works. So FOP can handle fo:external-graphic images at
the end of an HTTP URL.
> Try replacing & with &
> & is a reserved character and the XML parser is interpreting as the start of
> an entity before it even reaches fop.
>
> -Origi
Try replacing & with &
& is a reserved character and the XML parser is interpreting as the start of
an entity before it even reaches fop.
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From: Jocelyn Paine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jocelyn Paine
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 12:24 PM
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I notice that in all the examples I've seen, the src attribute of
fo:external-graphic points at a file. Can it refer to a URL? I wish to
generate PDF pages which contain lots of graphs. These graphs are
dynamically generated by a servlet which takes a URL containing the
data points in its query pa
keiron 01/09/12 02:30:40
Modified:.build.xml
Log:
made the construction of foreign name dom a bit more direct
and simple reducing number of classes
Revision ChangesPath
1.44 +1 -25 xml-fop/build.xml
Index: build.xml
keiron 01/09/12 02:28:14
Modified:src/org/apache/fop/fo FOTreeBuilder.java TreeBuilder.java
src/org/apache/fop/svg SVGElement.java
SVGElementMapping.java SVGObj.java XMLObj.java
Added: src/org/apache/fop/fo DirectPropertyListBuilder.java
keiron 01/09/12 02:19:34
Modified:src/org/apache/fop/fo/flow ExternalGraphic.java
Log:
gets the available space better, should prevent some infinite loops
until the layout is done properly
PR: bug id 3475
Submitted by: Paul Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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