http://www.xmlforge.org
It's an online editor of xml,xsl with transformations.
Also PDF generation with FOP.
Open source. It's a web app.
-Disclosure-
I am the author.
--- Mark Donnelly
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good, free XML editor that
> does XSLT transforms and
I am doing this with 20+ charts/graphs and FOP.
I used jfreechart. My servlet would construct a
jfreechart object based upon request parameters based
to it. jfreechart allows you to export the java2d
object as png, jpg, svg, etc.
I merely include the URL in my FO document as an
external graphic
Hi everyone,
I have been using FOP for a couple of years, and while it worked for me, my
documents would take a long time to render and I would wonder if my request
actually went through. Plus, my users would get aggravated. Anyway, I did
some of the tricks one can do and rewrote my program to
Hi.
I am trying to figure out how many users can simultaneously generate a PDF
document with FOP.
Average document is 20 pages long, with 20 images that are generated via
servlet.
Can anyone give me some ball park numbers or ideas on how to figure this
out? How should I factor in available CP
Hi fop'ers,
I have horizontal rules that span across the entire length of the
page. They appear as separators between rows in a table. They are called
"tablerule" in my xml doc.
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I can very easily swap image formats in my program. I did some testing
with svg, jpg and png.
1) jpg and png will not "overwrite" other blocks. With SVG, the image will
overlay over text. It seems not to respect other fo:blocks, even if I put
the external graphic into a fo block.
2) the sv
I know the FAQ discusses this...
It took me a couple of days to figure this out, but the image scaling that
I am doing in FOP is crashing my application.
All my images are returned via a servlet... If I turn the servlet engine
off, no images are returned and FOP runs like a champ... (although my
I have some text that does not have any spaces in it. When FOP renders the
text, it can not break up the text. FOP will clip it and give warnings
about overflows.
It's a trivial example but here is something that will be clipped: Notice
the lack of spaces.
/usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.18/w
If FOP uses jaxp, it would take whatever is the default parser. You can set
this property on the command line
We should definitely be using jaxp.
Here is some docs I found on how to do this.
SAX Parser Configuration
The SAX Plugability classes allow an application programmer to provide an
implem
Using fop-0.20.5rc2
I am using the external-graphic object to includes graphs. If I use a svg,
it does not get scaled. My graphs scale fine if I use other image formats.
The SVG does get displayed, but it appears very large.
There is a height and width attribute in the svg.
I am trying to have a fo block be anchored from the
bottom of the page.
Basically it's a image, and some text that I want
to have appear as far done the page as possible, but not to cause a page
break.
I see people use a footnote for this, but this is
not working for me.
The margins of
Hi everyone,
I want to know if anyone has used PassiveTEX and switched to FOP? Or gone
the other way? I would like to know what brought you to FOP, or turned you
to PassiveTEX.
FOP is wonderful, and I am not disbaraging it whatsoever.
But as a small component in a much larger project, I can't be
I have a weird and crazy idea that may help you
Why don't you install a local apache server with mod_proxy.
You can configure mod_proxy so that it can tunnel into https from your http
connection.
1) It's very fast, all my browsing is through a proxy server
2) You can secure your local apach
I am trying to use svg for my charts and graphs in a pdf.
I am having the following problems:
1) the chart area is not respected by the other areas. The svg chart
seems to allow other content to "run into it". If I do not use svg, but a
jpg or other image for the chart, this does not happe
Hi.
I have created a html document as a result of an xsl transformation.
All of the content is contained in an xsl file (which is built dynamically
from a database and programming). The content (xsl) contains a lot of
xsl-commands that do variable interpolation for the report content
(e.g. De
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