Timo Haberkern wrote:
A question to the FOP coding gurus: What would be the "correct"/best way
to implement an extension to FOP that can generate a CMYK document?
rgds
Timo
Here're a couple of ideas of where to look:
EXSLFO Project:
http://exslfo.sourceforge.net/
EXSLFO Project Home:
https://sour
Torsten Buslei wrote:
Now I want to integrate charts which I generate in a servlet powered by the
JFreeChart-classes (an open source project). The response of the servlet is
"image/jpeg". I use it on a html-site in an image-tag.
...
http://localhost/myapp/servlet/myimageservlet')" width="570"/>
The
Timo Haberkern wrote:
A question to the FOP coding gurus: What would be the "correct"/best way
to implement an extension to FOP that can generate a CMYK document?
Check whether iText or any other of the handful of PDF libraries
on sourceforge can help you with this problem.
J.Pietschmann
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Ben Galbraith wrote:
I don't know if the XSL-FO color space support supports CMYK or not.
XSLFO only supports sRGB (gamma corrected!) and ICC colors. Of course,
the spec doesn'n mention how the colors in the output should look like.
J.Pietschmann
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shuva sinha wrote:
I am using in xsl. But it is not coming.
Another attempt at guessing what your problem might be:
use text-align-last="justify", see also:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#leader-expansion
J.Pietschmann
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To
I'd bet, since your url doesn't have an extension,
you have to include the content-type="image/jpeg" attribute. You might
try:
src=""
width="570"/>
(*Chris*)
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Timo Haberkern wrote:
Ok, i understood that. But i think the color values must be changed too
or i'm wrong. I think there must be a conversion from rgb to cmyk values?!?
Right. I haven't created code that performs intelligent RGB -> CMYK
conversion; rather, I replace specific RGB values with spe
Then, what you will need is a regular expression, that finds any 'RG' or
'rg' color commands, to replace them with 'K' or 'k', respectively.
Of course, the expression needs to be smart enough only to replace
occurrences of 'RG' or 'rg' that is actually color commands.
Searching for occurrences of
Well, in FOP 0.20.5 it is possible to generate uncompressed PDF documents.
Although this may increase the file size, sometimes dramatically, it makes
the RGB->CMYK replace operation much simpler,
Because the PDF document wont need to be decompressed before performing
those tasks.
Then, what you wil
Ben,
The President of my employer is a lawyer. Dunno if open-source will
happen anytime soon for that lib. ;-)
Have you checked if the open-source Multivalent lib supports this type
of operation? I'll try and take a gander too, but you should check
and see.
I will check it next week.
Thanks
Timo,
Timo Haberkern wrote:
1.) FOP (or XSL:FO) doesn't support CMYK directly
I don't know if the XSL-FO color space support supports CMYK or not.
Others may comment on this who have read the spec more than I.
2.) CMYK JPEGs shouldn't be a problem in FOP through JAI support
I use CMYK JPEGs in FO
I am having a problem when trying to use attribute sets, and I am unsure
on whether this is a problem with FOP or my newbie implementation of the
syntax (the most likely possibility)
I have the following attribute-set within my document which reads in
values from an XML file :
Below this I
Hello,I'm using FOP (0.20.5) for several month. It's a nice tool
to generatedynamic pdf-documents in a web-environment (tomcat 4, java
1.4.1).Now I want to integrate charts which I generate in a servlet
powered by theJFreeChart-classes (an open source project). The response of
the servlet is
Hi all,
i read the last threads about cmyk for FOP, but it seems that there was
no solution for the problems.
If i read all the messages completely there is the following status:
1.) FOP (or XSL:FO) doesn't support CMYK directly
2.) CMYK JPEGs shouldn't be a problem in FOP through JAI support
3.)
Hello shuva,
Friday, November 21, 2003, 4:58:52 AM, you wrote:
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Hi Pietschmann,
Thanks for your help. But what I want exactly it is not coming. If I use underline then the output will be
12.11.03
So the length of the line depends on text, if the text is too long then line will be long & text is small then line will be short.
In my case pd
After reading the Sept 2003 thread about Memory Performance, leaks (and
how wonderful ADA is), I modified my test program that generates
3 PDF files. The program now sleeps 30 seconds, calls Driver.reset(),
nulls the reference and sleeps again. In JMP this plots a square wave
between that you can r
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