Philippe PITHON wrote:
can one make overflow text on the cells of right
Try wrap-option="false", possibly combined with
white-space-collapse="false"
and by preserving the drawing of the edges of the cells?
I can't parse this. Can you elaborate?
J.Pietschmann
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Steve Cameron wrote:
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The exception was stopped if the line
was changed to be
I do not understand why this is happening, any suggestions
Create the FO file. Examine it closely. Compare to what the spec
says.
Your original style sheet generates blocks outside of the flow.
the change stops
Pasi Kallioniemi wrote:
All goes well (the local and dynamic images are rendered correctly) as long
as the dynamically created link is under http:// But now when we have
set our server under SSL-certificate so the secure connection url starts
with https://... the following error appears:
[ERROR
Doyle, Ronald D wrote:
The problem: The PDF document will not be displayed and Adobe is not
loaded. There is no source to view. The browser has a blank white screen.
All systems are able to display a real pdf file if we go to a site that has
a pdf file available without going through the FOP sof
I am using the FOP software straight out of the box. I have also compiled
the servlet that came as the example. I have an XSL document that produces
a .fo file. The goal is to have the pdf output displayed by Adobe imbedded
in the IE browser.
The version of IE and Adobe are the same on all syst
Hello all,
I'm using fop 0.20.4 to render pdf documents through servlets. In my xsl-fo
file there is an external-graphic link to our servlet (run under tomcat).
And when requested the servlet responses through servletstream with an
dynamically created image (.png-format).
I have also relative link
Hello !
can one make overflow
text on the cells of right
and by preserving the
drawing of the edges of the cells?
Example :
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Sorry to reply to my own message, but it was the RPM installation not
passing the endorsed.directories. Read on only if this is relevant to you. I
hope this helps anybody else, who might be encountering similar problems
using Fop with a Tomcat RPM installation.
This was my good start-up, which was
Most, but not all, XSL files rendered by FopServlet get me the exception
below from my Tomcat 4.1.24 installation installed via RPMs. Running it at
the command line works fine. I have a Tomcat 4.1.18 installation not
installed via RPMs which works OK with the same XML and XSL files. On both
platfor
From: "SANKAR B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi All,
Im having a probs of converting a FO File available as a C# string to a J#
characterStream (java.io.Reader) or byteStream (java.io.InputStream), since
the org.xml.sax.InputStream accepts only these 2 formats and the path of
the fo file as a string. Im
Hi All,
Im having a probs of converting a FO File available as a C# string to a J#
characterStream (java.io.Reader) or byteStream (java.io.InputStream), since
the org.xml.sax.InputStream accepts only these 2 formats and the path of the
fo file as a string. Im aware that i can generate the fo fil
Yes I must admit that using a transformer would be much straighter.
But I'm handling with dynamic data and I want to have a table-layout. This
would not work... thanx!
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Von: Victor Mote [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 4:24 PM
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>>What I would like to find out is if there is a way to determine where
>>pagebreaks occurred after rendering to PDF. In a perfect world I would
>>get an outputfile which would be my original xsl:fo with
>>tags inserted wherever the actual break was determined during rendering.
>FOP has an XML r
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