Hey all,
I've spent a couple of hours searching for this with no luck, so feel
justified in asking here now. If this is a really stupid question (read my
post first), feel free to point it out (o:
I have a requirement to edit a document, and then print it. The requirement
had been just to
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
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When we used outlines instead of an embedded font, the result in the PDF
was rather ugly, not smooth. While the SVG looks perfect in Internet
Explorer (Adobe SVG Viewer) and in Squiggle.
There's a setting in Acrobat Reader (Preferences/Display) where you can
turn on
Dmitri Colebatch wrote:
I have a requirement to edit a document, and then print it. The requirement
had been just to print the document, with some basic merge functionality -
so I implemented that using FOP for the printing side of it. Now that I
need to edit it, my thought had been that I'd
Luiz Cezar Medeiros Filho wrote:
If i put this in my document:
fo:blockegasehkagekjasgehkagekagekaegakgeakegakegaskegakjegajkegajkeagseka
sgekjaegaskegaskjegakegakjeagkeasgekjaegajkegajkegasjkegaejagekajegasjkegasj
kegasejkagekjageajkegakjegasjkegajkegakjegakeagekaeg/fo:block
(means a big word)
Roger Roelofs wrote:
I know this has been covered, I've been wandering the archives, but it
hasn't sunk in yet.
I have a xsl doc with the following basic structure. Instead of
starting a new page for each iteration of this template, it resets to
the top of the page and writes over the top of
Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to have
pagination in both direction of a page:
left to right and top to botton.
So when a table does not fit in a single page new
pages are spawned!!
Supose that I have table to large in width and height
so the columns grows from left to right and the
Oleg,
Thanks. My problem was that I need a double border around the page and
I had used absolutely positioned block-containers to get it. Once I
removed them the pagination worked just great.
On Wednesday, Feb 19, 2003, at 04:35 America/Detroit, Oleg Tkachenko
wrote:
Roger Roelofs wrote:
I
I'm working on getting a block to use a background image, but it seems that
when the image is inserted into the PDF, it's put in at some terribly low
resolution. I'm trying to get the image to scale to fit the space of the
block, but to no avail. Here's a quick snippet of the FO I'm using:
Hello !
The marker tag works perfectly with the 0.20.5rc3, that's a pleasure to
use it ! It's so powerfull... =)
I have another problem with the usage of the precedent-sibling axis, I
want to add a break-before=page attribute to a table if the subtag
SOUSTHEME of my main tag FICHE is
Simon,
There is no presecedent-sibling axis in Xpath. Try to use the
preceding-sibling axis instead.
Mark Dudley
Xerox Corporation
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From: Oleg Tkachenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dmitri Colebatch wrote:
I have a requirement to edit a document, and then print it. The
requirement
had been just to print the document, with some basic merge
functionality -
so I implemented that using FOP for the printing side of it. Now that I
Hello:
FOP bombs at about 150 pages with a java.lang.outofmemory error. I
gather that the solution is to adjust the size of the java vm using, say,
-Xmx256m. Unfortunately, I know absolutely nothing about using java, so I
don't know where to do this.
I'm using windows NT and
Jon,
Amywhere before the FOP call should work:
Can I increase the mem-size within this sequence of
commands? And if so, how would it look?
cd c:\fop
java -cp
build\fop.jar;lib\batik.jar;lib\xalan-2.0.0.jar;lib\xerces-1.2
.3.jar;li
Jeff,
I'm working on getting a block to use a background image, but
it seems that
when the image is inserted into the PDF, it's put in at some
terribly low
resolution. I'm trying to get the image to scale to fit the
space of the
block, but to no avail.
This worked.
fo:block-container
Roland-
And just as Jeff was preparing to leave work, a ray of light came down
from the sky, and a voice spoke to him. 'Jeff', the voice said, 'I am
Roland, the keeper of the knowledge of absolute positioning. Check your
e-mail one last time before leaving.' And Jeff checked his e-mail, and
Roland:
I had already tried this command:
java -cp -Xmx128
build\fop.jar;lib\batik.jar;lib\xalan-2.0.0.jar;lib\xerces-1.2.3.jar;li
b\avalon-framework-4.0.jar;lib\logkit-1.0.jar;lib\jimi-1.0.jar
org.apache.fop.apps.Fop c:\drb\output.fo c:\drb\output.pdf
and it caused java to run out of
Jon,
java -cp -Xmx128
Try switching these two (-cp expects the path below as an argument.
build\fop.jar;lib\batik.jar;lib\xalan-2.0.0.jar;lib\xerces-1.2
.3.jar;li
b\avalon-framework-4.0.jar;lib\logkit-1.0.jar;lib\jimi-1.0.jar
org.apache.fop.apps.Fop c:\drb\output.fo
Try -Xms128m
The m at the end means megabytes, of course. Not sure what it defaults to
if you don't specify a unit.
Pat
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The m at the end means megabytes, of course. Not sure what
it defaults to
if you don't specify a unit.
Must be kb. (worked on a small doc.)
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The missing m was the culprit. I put it in and FOP churned out a 450 page
document.
Thank you FOPlisters for all the help!
Jon
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Title: Question about white-space-treatment=preserve !!!
Hi Guys,
For the following properties:
white-space-collapse
linefeed-treatment
white-space-treatment
Which one is the FOP version that support all (or any) of the above?
Thx!
RC
Title: Javadoc for org.apache.fop.apps.*
Hello,
Where can I see javadoc for org.apache.fop.apps.*
Thanks
IL
450 pages is pretty good. Just curious did you use multiple page sequences? no
large tables? Also do you see how much memory it did use?
thanks
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