Title: RE: Memory Settings (was: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError)
The short answer is... it's complicated, you can set the VM to a size large than you RAM size, though I would not do this if I were you.
In order to have a heap size of more that 2G you have to be using jdk1.3.1 and above
-Xmx2g
Mike,
On 6/6/2003 9:55 AM, Partridge, Michael wrote:
but to no avail. I've also tried using white-space-collapse="false" in
the enclosing , but it still seems to be lost as well as
causing problems due to stylesheet indenting. Has anyone else run into
this problem?
Mike
In my experience, when I hav
The recent posts about FOP running out of memory has me thinking.
Suppose for a second that FOP is run on a Windows 2000 box. Assume the box
has 512 MB of RAM. Pretend that a certain XSL-FO causes the JVM to run out
of memory.
The question is: Can the JVM heap size be set to a value larger th
My pdf is a bill which lists positive and negative amounts in a table,
and I need to use parentheses for the negative amounts. The problem is
that those w/ parentheses don't line up with the others - they're pushed
left (because everything is right-aligned). I've tried this:
...
$
($)
$
but to n
Title: RE: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError in FOP 0.20.5rc2 and FOP 0.20.5rc3
J-F:
I removed some of the cell attributes from your fo:
number-of-rows-spanned - there was 100592 instances of it in you fo,
number-of-columns-spanned there was 100504 instances of it by removing these 2 attrib
Selber,
I just rendered (this week) a 800 page document (30 pages of front
matter, 700 pages of container list, and 45 pages of appendices). I
looked at your -X syntax and it was different than the one I was
given by the Java people here. (The 'o' error was already pointed out
by a previous post.)
Title: RE: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError in FOP 0.20.5rc2 and FOP 0.20.5rc3
Jean-Francois:
I was able to render you document. I do have a couple of suggestions. I could be wrong hear but you heap size setting look to be incorrect to me. I have mine set as follows -Xmx768M, not -Xmx###m
Hi All,
The main flow of my xsl:fo document has a column-count=2. By using the
attribute span="none" or span="all" on fo:block's in my document, I can make
the block area use or not use the 2 columns. So by toggling that span
attribute, I can get output that looks either like:
(span="all")
Sorry for people who are still using modem connections
You can find the file to http://www.oxymel.com/FO.zip
I read your link : http://xml.apache.org/fop/running.html#memory
I used:
parameters used
-Xms128mo -Xmx512mo
the particarity of the document is that I have 3 tables with table-header
Th
Sorry for people who are still using modem connections
I read your link : http://xml.apache.org/fop/running.html#memory
I used:
parameters used
-Xms128mo -Xmx512mo
the particarity of the document is that I have 3 tables with table-header
The document has 120 pages in 4 pages sequenses
The 4 pag
Salut Jean-François
It's the right list, but PLEASE DON'T send such big attachments to the
mailing list! Think about the people who are still using modem
connections. If you want to make such a file available, put it on a
webserver and post a link. Thank you!
A useful list of hints to solve this
Hello,
I hope this mail is send to the right mailing list
When I try to create a PDF document with a table (20 pages) in a page
sequence. I have 4 pages sequence.
The result is an out of memory error.
I join the xml fo file used as entry in FOP (the unzip file size is about 36
Mo)
The version of
This is fixed now in CVS (maintenance branch), thanks to Zhong(George)
Yi. I didn't look hard enough. :-)
On 05.06.2003 15:42:43 Jeremias Maerki wrote:
> I've tried to track down the problem but I don't have a clue at the
> moment. I've added a Bugzilla entry for this so this doesn't get lost:
> h
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I'm running into a surprising problem with FOP 0.20.5rc3a.
I have a block in the text flow with a marker in it. I retrieve the marker
in the header. The text of the marker seems to be formatting according to
the context in which it was originally
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