I have the same setup but I'm calling FOP from an embedded application
(NOT a web application - no tomcat or other server).
Here's the code from my render() method:
ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
DOMResult xslFODomResult =
transformPDF("/some/pathto/a/stylesheet/pdf.xsl
Thanks Mangus,
That's great info. (Maybe we can get it stuck into the FAQ? )
I know have 2 working fine. 1 and 3 I still can't get to work
My question about #1 is, how do you know what the relative path is
relative too?? I my mind it should be relative to the stylesheet that's
calling it but i
ame error. I've
tried
it in two days now.
Uwe
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Fran: Michael Engelhart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Amne: external-graphic src syntax
Can someone show me the syntax to using
??
I have an image in the s
I'm not using Tomcat. I just have a standalone application that I'm using. All the libraries are in a directory that I add to my classpath. The error I'm getting is that the image is not found.
Thanks
mike
On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, at 11:17 AM, Guillaume Laforge wrote:
Hello Michael,
D
Hmm. i just tried the exact same example that was posted and it works
fine. Do you have the mailto: protocol linked to use your browser
rather than your email client?
On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, at 10:52 AM, MARTIN Franck wrote:
Thank you for your suggestions but using the fo:basic-link tag w
Thanks - i guess for now I'll run a web server on the local machine. For some reason that doesn't hang my application but when I reference it to an external URL, it hangs.
Mike
On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, at 10:45 AM, Klosa Uwe wrote:
It works only with fop0_19_0. All fop0_20_x has the same er
Can someone show me the syntax to using
??
I have an image in the same directory as the stylsheet and have tried
this syntax:
this syntax:
this syntax:
and none of them work. I always get this error:
[ERROR]: Error while creating area : Error with image URL: ./logo.jpg
(No
Hi all,
Does it matter if I just ignore setting the logger? I already have an
application built around using Log4J and it seems silly to instantiate
another logging system just to output 3 lines every time I run FOP. I
just want to make sure that there isn't anything critical to the
setLogg
Hi all,
Does it matter if I just ignore setting the logger? I already have an
application built around using Log4J and it seems silly to instantiate
another logging system just to output 3 lines every time I run FOP. I
just want to make sure that there isn't anything critical to the
setLogg
One more thing. I'm using the FOP 0.20.3 distribution and associated
Jar files that come in the lib directory of the distro.
Thanks
Mike
On Thursday, March 7, 2002, at 08:27 PM, Michael Engelhart wrote:
Hi,
I have a gui java application that does a FO to PDF rendering so that
it can in
Hi,
I have a gui java application that does a FO to PDF rendering so that it
can in turn send out an email with the PDF as an attachment.I use
the following FOP code to do this:
public byte[] renderFO() {
ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
FileInputStrea
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