Thanks for the response. I understand that part of passing any URL, but my
problem is, when I deploy the application, the XSLs get deployed under the
httpRoot, and I want to read them without any specific reference to the
deployment area(i.e. webserver, filesystem, etc.). My servlet is reading XSL
AFAIK the standard fonts specified in the PDF spec match the base 14
fontset of PostScript which includes Helvetica, Times, Courier, Symbol
and ZapfDingbats. Acrobat 3.x, I think, used Helvetica and Times.
Current versions include Arial. Helvetica is then replaced by ArialMT.
Furthermore, I've
I have the smae set up. I include the XSL in my application deployment and
they are then available via my web server, i.e.
http://mysite/mywebroot/xsl/stylesheet.xsl
This makes the URI independent of the actual deployment directory. It is
mapped by the deployment desciptor for my web root.
Dutta, Sumanta wrote:
Thanks for the response. I understand that part of passing any URL, but my
problem is, when I deploy the application, the XSLs get deployed under the
httpRoot, and I want to read them without any specific reference to the
deployment area(i.e. webserver, filesystem, etc.). My
At present there are problems of speed...
To improve FOP's performances,
Does anybody have to test products to compile class Java FOP ?
Example:
http://www.excelsior-usa.com/jet.html
http://gcc.gnu.org/java/
Hi, (I am french, and I bad speak english)
I use servlet FOP whit TOMCAT (linux) and I have a problem when execute a
lot of creating PDF (more 3). The PDF create are not good.
But when execute 1 or 2 PDF, there are not problem.
If I use servlet in simple-thread it's ok, but it's less
Pierre-Adrien Coustillas wrote:
I use servlet FOP whit TOMCAT (linux) and I have a problem when execute a
lot of creating PDF (more 3). The PDF create are not good.
What does it mean exactly not good?
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Oleg Tkachenko
Multiconn International, Israel
Philippe,
I do not think that native compilation is the main solution for FOP's speed.
The main issue is the overal architecture of FOP. This is adressed by the
redesign effort. If you are interested, please, go to the FOP web site to
see the list of addressed issues and to see where you could
hi
can i make table-cells fixed size withe the current fop-release? for example
a cell with 4cm height and 4cm width?
and is it also possbile to avoid pagebreak on some of my page-master?
thx
henrik
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When the document is ok size = 63 ko, when the document is not ok size
63 ko (always different) and it's impossible open pdf.
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Pierre-Adrien Coustillas wrote:
When the document is ok size = 63 ko, when the document is not ok size
63 ko (always different) and it's impossible open pdf.
Do you flush/close output stream explicitly? Could you show us output related
snipped of your code?
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Oleg Tkachenko
Multiconn
Hi,
I try to center a graphic in a table cell without success.
The display-align property don't seem to work on table-cell, block, or
external-graphic.
Does anyone know a mean to center a graphic in a table cell ?
Thanks
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fo:block text-align=center
fo:external-graphic src="">
/fo:block
This should work!
Swanil Roopa
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Subject:center a graphic in a table cell
Hi,
In that case, fo:table-cell display-align=center
is the only other option I can think of for centering vertically. I don't think it should be a problem if your external-graphic is placed within a fo:block and then within the fo:table-cell tag.
Regards,
Roopa
Rodolphe VAGNER
I use docs\examples\embedding\FopServlet.java in directory of FOP.
Pierre
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Pierre-Adrien Coustillas wrote:
When the
Pierre-Adrien Coustillas wrote:
I use docs\examples\embedding\FopServlet.java in directory of FOP.
And how do you know the document size? Do you save it locally?
Well, you can try to save pdfs on the server to make sure they are generated
ok. What's your servlet engine?
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Oleg Tkachenko
Hi all,
Is it possible to display *any* locally installed font or are we limited to
just a few main ones? As I recall, fop is limited to just four or five main
fonts for display in pdf output. Is that correct?
I'm interested in making a catalogue of all locally available fonts. I was
thinking,
And how do you know the document size? Do you save it locally?
Yes I save it locally (I use wget -O)
Well, you can try to save pdfs on the server to make sure they are
generated
ok. What's your servlet engine?
servlet engine : I use tomcat
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You can embed any font in the generated PDF following the instructions
given here http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts
Your catalog of fonts are in your machine. So create a script to
generate the font metric files, edit the userconfig.xml file and then
generate an FO document that displays some
Many thanks, Chuck. That's pretty much what I was thinking. I wasn't sure
about embedding the fonts.
Thanks,
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best,sc
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Subject: Re: Fonts:: Can fop display *any* local
Henrik Holle wrote:
can i make table-cells fixed size withe the current fop-release? for example
a cell with 4cm height and 4cm width?
Yes, but not directly. You can set the height property
of the row where the cell is in, and you can set the width
of the column.
For example
fo:table
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