RE: Logging

2002-06-16 Thread Arved Sandstrom
> -Original Message- > From: Roland Neilands [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: June 16, 2002 8:02 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Logging > > > check the website/docs, there is a logging available, also there is an > > example > > Again, great for embedding, but would be useful to

RE: Logging

2002-06-16 Thread Roland Neilands
> check the website/docs, there is a logging available, also there is an > example Again, great for embedding, but would be useful to have from the command line. Especially for debugging in Windows as anything more than ~20 lines output is lost. Regards, Roland

RE: error handling

2002-06-16 Thread Roland Neilands
> > It is. The problem is that FOP can't delete the output file > in case of a > > problem if it only gets an OutputStream. And for > optimization reasons > > FOP can't wait until the end to write the output to the > target stream. > > But does fop should delete output file? I don't think so, that'

Re: render only page n

2002-06-16 Thread Eric Smith
For anyone who is interested - a quick hackish approach (non-fop or iText) is available with acroreader viz. acroread -toPostScript -start 4 -end 4 /tmp/multi_page.pdf This will create a ps file of page 4 only: Of course you can convert the entire file to ps without those extra flags and then use

Re: error handling

2002-06-16 Thread Oleg Tkachenko
Jeremias Maerki wrote: It is. The problem is that FOP can't delete the output file in case of a problem if it only gets an OutputStream. And for optimization reasons FOP can't wait until the end to write the output to the target stream. But does fop should delete output file? I don't think so, that

Re: Problems with nesting in ?

2002-06-16 Thread Oleg Tkachenko
Jens Posingies wrote: We have a very, very strange problem: Our project DTD contains - and -tags which work absolutely fine, if the tags are called seperated - but when testet this combination (nesting in ): foo... bar... we lose the last line of the text beyond the graphic. Could this be a FOP

Re: Control of long words inside a table cell

2002-06-16 Thread J.Pietschmann
Lance Frohman wrote: How would you handle "Catering for proportional fonts"? We are using substring(...) with a proportional font, and it looks bad. This is to be expected, because of the unequal character widths. The character widths (in millipoints) for the standard PDF fonts are available in th

Re: Is it possible to maintain kerning in FO?

2002-06-16 Thread Jeremias Maerki
Actually, in 0.20.4rc letter-spacing should work now, but only for the PDF and PS renderers. On 14.06.2002 21:13:09 Oleg Tkachenko wrote: > Max Dcosta wrote: > > > Is it possible to maintain kerning in FO? > In FO yes, it's possible by "letter-spacing" property: >letter-spacing="2mm">This is

Re: error handling

2002-06-16 Thread Jeremias Maerki
It is. The problem is that FOP can't delete the output file in case of a problem if it only gets an OutputStream. And for optimization reasons FOP can't wait until the end to write the output to the target stream. On 14.06.2002 21:21:48 Oleg Tkachenko wrote: > Ruane, Conleth wrote: > > I'm using t

RE: Control of long words inside a table cell

2002-06-16 Thread Lance Frohman
How would you handle "Catering for proportional fonts"? We are using substring(...) with a proportional font, and it looks bad. > -Original Message- > From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 8:11 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Control of long

Problems with nesting in ?

2002-06-16 Thread Jens Posingies
Hi folks, We have a very, very strange problem: Our project DTD contains - and -tags which work absolutely fine, if the tags are called seperated - but when testet this combination (nesting in ): foo... bar... we lose the last line of the text beyond the graphic. Could this be a FOP problem wi

Re: Control of long words inside a table cell

2002-06-16 Thread Filippos Slavik
On Sunday 16 June 2002 18:10, J.Pietschmann wrote: > Filippos Slavik wrote: > > Hello all, > The XSLFO specification provides the wrap-option and the > overflow property to control this. Unfortunately, FOP > doesn't yet implement the overflow="hidden" setting. > You can try to clip long content at

Re: Control of long words inside a table cell

2002-06-16 Thread J.Pietschmann
Filippos Slavik wrote: Hello all, Actually I have the opposite problem. I'm too having some long words inside a table cell, but since my table-columns have a fixed width I would like to have the content of the cell to be truncated in the case of a "long word". What I did was to use to dissa

Re: Control of long words inside a table cell

2002-06-16 Thread Filippos Slavik
Hello all, Actually I have the opposite problem. I'm too having some long words inside a table cell, but since my table-columns have a fixed width I would like to have the content of the cell to be truncated in the case of a "long word". What I did was to use to dissallow the cell's conten

Re: Using FOP on a ASP.NET server to convert FO to PDF

2002-06-16 Thread Balaji Loganathan
Hi, Did u able to install Tomcat with IIS.if so then integrating FOP with .NET server is easy. My suggestion is , 1.Try to install Tomcat and run some sample servlet examples. 2.Try to configure FOP with Tomcat so that u can run the FopServlet(a sample servlet which convert FO/XSL to pdf)from