Jeremias and folks,
I rewrote my servlet and got a little progress even if
it still cannot display the tiff data.
When I ran my servlet, from web browser, I can see the
text(i.e. COPY ONLY etc) in PDF format. Those text are
from my XSL file. But it does not show the image. I
ran my new servlet--
Clay,
Thank you very much! It works perfect.
Biiying
Clay Leeds wrote:
See info below next to the two items.
Have a nice day!
Web Maestro Clay
p.s. I assume your actual pages have proper syntax (I didn't check
anything--just added the code in the proper spots).
==data.xml=
Excellent. Thanks!
Glen
--- Jeremias Maerki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> to a): You don't have to.
> to b): I wouldn't (quality and PDF size!). Instead
> create a stylesheet
> (for XSL-FO, SVG or both) that places the values in
> the right places (on
> a white page). Then use a PDF-postprocessor
Jeremias,
Thank you so much for your detailed information. It
really helps me a lot.
Based on your suggestion, I am going to implement it.
I will let you know what I get.
Best regards,
Jerry
--- Jeremias Maerki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Jerry,
>
> On 07.04.2004 19:07:05 Jerry wrote
See info below next to the two items.
Have a nice day!
Web Maestro Clay
p.s. I assume your actual pages have proper syntax (I didn't check
anything--just added the code in the proper spots).
==data.xml===
Image5445.jpg
image information
Hi,
I use FOP to generate a PDF from a XML file and a SXLT file. I am trying
to display something like "Page 1 of 5" in the PDF page header.
.
I found a suggestion from
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect3/N8703.html#d9294e31, but I don't
understand. It says:
will produce it, if the
last thing
Razvan Veina wrote:
The width of the column is much bigger than the width of the text. I guess
you're right about the deficiency of the PCL renderer because I made a very
interesting change that improved the look of my page: I changed the width of
my column with a small value, and like magic, the t
add the white-space-collapse property into your block
bla bla
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Von: Razvan Veina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 7. April 2004 15:06
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Spaces when rendering PCL format
Hi everyone,
I'm having a strange p
The width of the column is much bigger than the width of the text. I guess
you're right about the deficiency of the PCL renderer because I made a very
interesting change that improved the look of my page: I changed the width of
my column with a small value, and like magic, the texts were displayed
Razvan Veina wrote:
> border-top-color="black">
Line no
Can you make sure the width defined for the column is not smaller than the
width of "Line no" Failing that its probably just a deficiency of the PCL
Renderer. It should be noted that the PCL Renderer is very primitive and under
developed
Hi everyone,
I'm having a strange problem when rendering PCL with FOP, and I wander if
anybody have an idea about this:
I have some kind of a table with some texts in it. The texts may contain one
ore more spaces inside. My problem is that some of the texts containing
spaces are displayed badly. A
Title: RE: urgent help needed using FOP
Jerry,
It seems like your FOP driver never have any reaction with inputSource.
If you use Driver driver = new Driver(); you must set driver.setOutputStream(out) and driver.setInputSource(theInputSrc).
Or you can change the initial part:
Driver driver
My suggestion: Create a separate Servlet that is only responsible to
return the byte stream for your TIFF image. Then modify your current
servlet to simply pass the correct URL as a parameter to the XSLT
process. That URL must be so that FOP can load the TIFF image directory
from your database via
to a): You don't have to.
to b): I wouldn't (quality and PDF size!). Instead create a stylesheet
(for XSL-FO, SVG or both) that places the values in the right places (on
a white page). Then use a PDF-postprocessor to overlay your generated
PDF with the form template, page per page. I've done that o
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