Title: XSL-FO Visual Editor
A
really really good visual editor is Inventive Designer’s Scriptura
program. It’s java based, and allows you to do many of the standard FO
spec functions.
http://www.inventivedesigners.com/products/scriptura/overview.html
The only negative is that I f
Title: XSL-FO Visual Editor
I've posted this question once, but I wanted to see if there has been any updates from its last inception. I'm looking for some sort of visual fo editor that will allow me to edit an xsl file graphically and do some sort of on the fly generation. Is there anythin
Johann Mattsson wrote:
On a weblogic server we transform XML documents to FO via XSLT, and render it
to PDF, all within COCOON. The PDF is then sent to the browser where Acrobat
reader opens. However, occasionaly some problem obviousley occurs, resulting
in no error messages, but the browser displa
Psi Aushilfe3 wrote:
I was trying to put an absolute http URL into an
src attribute and got an corrupted PDF which Acrobat refuses to open. If
I use an relative local file system path everything works just fine.
Narrow down the problem:
1. Does FOP signal any errors related to the external graphic
Victor Mote wrote:
> board. At the very least, in the short term, we need to improve the doc to
> reflect this -- I'll make understanding what is going on here &
> documenting
> it a priority.
OK, I have rewritten the doc to reflect what I *think* I know about this
issue. See:
http://xml.apache.o
Psi Aushilfe3 wrote:
<--- Start -->
I was trying to put an absolute http URL into an src
attribute and got an corrupted PDF which Acrobat refuses to open. If I use
an relative local file system path everything works just fine.
Can't I use URLs?! .or what may I be doing wrong?
<--- End --->
AFAI
From: "Leonard Wolters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This produces a table something like:
-
| asdasd|
-
| asdasd
-
As one can see, the lower left column misses the right border, and the
upper
right misses the bottom border. What
I've seen this happen before with the latest fo running out of a tomcat
servlet. I think it has to do with the acrobat plugin or internet
explorer. When you close down the browser and retry things work fine.
_
Jeremy Nix
Senior Application Developer
Southwest Financial Ltd.
[EMAI
Johann Mattsson wrote:
Im using FOP 0.20.3, Weblogic 6.1, IE6.
Anyone has any idea? Any input appreciated!
Sounds like a strange and annoying problem. Is it possible for you to
try fop-0.20.5? It was recently released.
Hope this helps!
Web Maestro Clay
Hi
Im having some strange problem regarding PDF which I hope someone could help me
with, although Im not 100% sure its a FOP problem...
On a weblogic server we transform XML documents to FO via XSLT, and render it
to PDF, all within COCOON. The PDF is then sent to the browser where Acrobat
rea
Hi all,
I have a question about tables and their (colored) borders.
For example, consider the next FOP XML
Title: URLs in external-graphics -> corrupt PDF
Hi!
I was trying to put an absolute http URL into an src attribute and got an corrupted PDF which Acrobat refuses to open. If I use an relative local file system path everything works just fine.
Can't I use URLs?! …or what may I be doing wro
Arh..
Sorry, i've found the error.
the script generating the xml file, parsed the text for special chars twice.
make & = &
my mistake
thanx anyway
On Monday 28 July 2003 20:25, J.Pietschmann wrote:
> jb wrote:
> > To not make the XML import file corrupt i change all special chars to
> > f
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