Anyone know of a free, but dependable program that can edit PDF output
from FOP (edit text, insert/delete objects, etc.)? If not, how about
something that can convert it to an editable document (DOC, RTF...)?
I've tried several programs, but most can't make a clean conversion or
edit text pro
Hi,
yes i can confirm this.
I will fix this within the next few days - as soon as possible.
Thank you for reporting!
Peter Herweg
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> Christopher R Newman
> Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 8:17 PM
> To: fop-u
Helg Bredow wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply Chris. I have written transforms from XML to
HTML in the past so it's not the writing that is the problem. Rather
it's the duplication of effort in writing one stylesheet for HTML output
and another for PDF output. The idea is to present a list of XSL
s
Julien Barbin wrote:
I'm quite new to the fop mailing list so I have no idea if this problem
occurred already and I was unable to find solutions on the web.
Uh, oh!
My problem is that I receive for example a date in a concatenated format:
Ex: 20041207
And I have to retrieve it in a readable format
Hello all,
I'm using the latest dev version of FOP so I can generate RTF
output. Has anyone been able to create headers/footers without any
problems? The flow body always seems to get sucked into whichever
static-content I define last. If not, anyone know of ways to work
around it? Is th
Sandy,
You have to add java to the namespace, like so
xmlns:math="java.lang.Math" exclude-result-prefixes="math"
Derrick
On Jul 12, 2004, at 9:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi derrick,
thanks alot for your answer...
I just tried your code,
and I got this exception :
javax.xml.transform.Transforme
> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Bowditch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 12 July 2004 15:56
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: HTML Renderer
>
> Helg Bredow wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know if there is an HTML renderer available for FOP? We
want
> > to use FOP as file type independ
Helg Bredow wrote:
Does anyone know if there is an HTML renderer available for FOP? We want
to use FOP as file type independent output tool and want users to just
be able to select a "layout" (i.e. XSLT file) and then a renderer. I
know you can just write a transformation from XML to HTML directly
hi derrick,
thanks alot for your answer...
I just tried your code,
and I got this exception :
javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: Prefix must resolve to a
namespace: math
hope you can help me more
sandy
We use SVG to generate our Pie Charts and our bar charts. It's not too hard
to c
> > Has anyone else had any experience calling FOP from C++?
> I can only confirm the recommendations to embed the FOP into
> some sort of Java Daemon or Servlet.
We are calling FOP from C++ without any problems. But we are also considering
to use some daemon/servlet for the same reasons Ander
We use SVG to generate our Pie Charts and our bar charts. It's not too
hard to create. I looked at the code from this site and started
creating my own variations for testing.
http://www.svgopen.org/2003/papers/CreatingSVGPieChartsThroughWebService
Here is a Pie Chart that I tested with:
Julien,
On Jul 12, 2004, at 5:27 AM, Julien Barbin wrote:
My problem is that I receive for example a date in a concatenated
format:
Ex: 20041207
And I have to retrieve it in a readable format through my xslt-fo
transformation.
Ex: 12 July 2004
I tried using substring for that, but I don't have
Does anyone know if there is an HTML renderer available for FOP? We want
to use FOP as file type independent output tool and want users to just
be able to select a "layout" (i.e. XSLT file) and then a renderer. I
know you can just write a transformation from XML to HTML directly but
going via XSL:F
hi,
i'm using FOP for our reporting tools, thanks to FOP we can make a nice
looking PDF-File.
great job people !
recently we need to generate not only tables or text, but also some
charts/diagramms ( like pie chart, gantt , etc)
and this charts should be embeded in the pdf, as a graphic format
Pascal Sancho wrote:
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FOP doesnt support span="all" on fo:table, only on fo:block elements that are
direct descendents of fo:flow.
I wonder wether it is a normal behaviour (I've checked the xsl rec, and
I have understood that fo:table should be handled as a fo:block
You've found the right bug. I've added a comment when I've fixed the bug
in CVS HEAD:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=20480
Unfortunately, using a dev snapshot won't help you since FOP 0.20.5 is
based on our old maintenance branch which has been frozen and CVS HEAD
is not ready f
Hello
I'm quite new to the fop mailing list
so I have no idea if this problem occurred already and I was unable to
find solutions on the web.
My problem is that I receive for example
a date in a concatenated format:
Ex: 20041207
And I have to retrieve it in a readable
format through my xslt-fo
Hello list,
I'm using apache-FOP to generate PDF-reports from XML data. These
reports contain enumerations of network information of many host.
To supply a fast and orderly navigation mechanism we use bookmarks.
Furthermore, we use URL's within the PDF-report that point to
external recourses. S
> Has anyone else had any experience calling FOP from C++?
I am working on an existing product with a lot of C++ code. We are about to
change the "printing engine" from something homegrown to FOP.
I can only confirm the recommendations to embed the FOP into some sort of
Java Daemon or Servlet.
Fred,
> But I need to merge the separate PDF's into a single file; preferably with
> bookmarks for each file.
I use iText to merge a number of FOP generated PDF's together into one
single PDF. I was also able to do page numbering across the resulting
single PDF which was handy.
This iText exa
I'm using a Tomcat servelt to generate multiple PDF's at one time. This
represents a report with a bunch of attachments. The header and footer
information varies and I may need to vary page layout. I would prefer to
generate each PDF separately (using XML and XSLT with FOP) rather that one
big P
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