Sönke Ruempler wrote:
As most of you know, the keep-directives only work with table workaround.
So my question is, if i can create a xslt template for this:
title
blah blub
So that h1 never breaks with the next element. I have working templates für
h1 and p.
I am no XSLT expert so maybe anyone did
On Sep 2, 2004, at 6:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But when I want to access the image in my fo.xml file in order to
create a
PDF:
http://localhost:8080/exist/servlet/db/test.gif)"/>
The system doesn't respond. The memory usage for java.exe in the
taskmanager gets bigger and bigger and I have t
On Sep 2, 2004, at 2:51 AM, Ionita Alexandru wrote:
Sorry for this newbie post..I'm new with FOP.
Here are my needs:
I have some HTML files and some TIFF file and I have to combine this
all files in a big PDF.
This should be doable using an HTML-to-FO conversion too
I'm having problems with creating PDF's that contain images from the eXist
database.
I use the FOP servlet from Cocoon 2.1.5.1 and I am able to create PDF's
that contain images from different sources, i.e.
http://localhost:8080/logo.jpg)"/> works fine.
But when I want to access the image in
Sorry for this newbie post..I'm new with FOP.
Here are my needs:
I have some HTML files and some TIFF file and I have to combine this
all files in a big PDF.
HTML files are dinamically built by my application, and this html
files should alternate with the
Peter wrote:
Hello lists,
I know it's probably not the right list.
situation: on a client i have a C++ application that creates a pdf by list &
labels. the data from the client application ist transferd by webservice to
a server, the server make out of the object an xml file.
problem: Can I make a
Hi,
As most of you know, the keep-directives only work with table workaround.
So my question is, if i can create a xslt template for this:
title
blah blub
So that h1 never breaks with the next element. I have working templates für
h1 and p.
I am no XSLT expert so maybe anyone did that before .
>The default font size is 12pt or ~4.23mm. FOP allocates additional
>~20% space above and below the glyph marks, for a total of 5.08mm.
>This means the text wont fit into a region 5mm high, but will be
>displayed in a region which is 5.1 mm high.
>J.Pietschmann
You gave me the exact reason I was
Hello Peter,
i don't think that's possible to get a xsl-fo file of a pdf.
Sven
Peter wrote:
> Hello lists,
>
> I know it's probably not the right list.
>
> situation: on a client i have a C++ application that creates a pdf by list &
> labels. the data from the client application ist transferd
Hello lists,
I know it's probably not the right list.
situation: on a client i have a C++ application that creates a pdf by list &
labels. the data from the client application ist transferd by webservice to
a server, the server make out of the object an xml file.
problem: Can I make a XSL:FO out
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