. There is no real
work around for this problem other than using IE 6 or better, Netscape or
Opera.
-Eric Dalquist
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You might be able to put the image in the footer section of the page.
-Eric Dalquist
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From: Amit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 2:05 PM
Subject: image on every pdf page
I have images working ..
fo:block
stored the
info in a FFC2 header which I had not heard of. It seems there are many
flavors of jpeg so little fixes like this may be happening for a while.
Attached is a new JpegImage.java which will fix the problem. If you're
interested the change was made on line 81.
-Eric Dalquist
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Jim,
If you could please email me one of those jpegs it is erroring off on I'll
look into the reasons. A fix shouldn't be too hard. I forbgot all about
those System.out.println(); calls I had ... thos can be removed.
-Eric Dalquist
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From: Jim Wright [EMAIL
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From: Jim Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 4:06 PM
Subject: jpg compression
Was the ability to handle jpgs natively by FOP included in recent updates?
About a month ago, Eric Dalquist, and others talked about
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* Image compression type.
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protected PDFFilter
Thanks for the information. I'll look into making the changes to bypass the
decompression for jpegs and just embed the image, without breaking other
stuff hopefully. If it all works out well I'll post may changes.
-Eric Dalquist
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From: Jeremias Maerki [EMAIL
We have been using FOP in production to generate reports with Oracle's XSQL
servlet for about 1 month now and it has been working great. Our next
project is a photo ID class roster. The system is pretty much set but right
now the main thing holding us back is the size of the resulting PDF
with no success. I hope
someone can back me up or prove me wrong on this.
-Eric Dalquist
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From: Heidi Gerken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 2:58 PM
Subject: Please help with block breaks
I implore any member of this list to give me
for poor an more confusing design. I
hope this problem can be resolved quickly as we are in the process of proving
the usefulness of FOP here to eventually use it in a production
system.
I'm using FOP 0.18.1
Eric Dalquist
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