I wonder if this is a variation of the oft reported IE5 problem with
recognizing document types. IE ignores (I think) content type and depends
upon the 'pdf' extension. The extension gets mangled. To solve the
problem, use 'a=b.pdf' as your extension name.
Another exceedingly annoying issue is
What you're doing wrong is most likely using IE as your browser. IE depends
on filename extensions to determine the sort of file it is to display - in
this case, it looks for '.pdf' You need to add the magic string a=b.pdf
to the end of the URL that invokes the FopServlet, viz:
release candidate.
Cheers
Tim
-Original Message-
From: TJ Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 6 March 2002 23:51
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Trouble with ZapfDingbats
Hi
I recently had problems with ZapfDingbats in fop 20.3 The solution is
to
use the Unicode
the
servlet use to run? I'm sure it is using an xml parser and possibly an
xslt processor.
So fix your classpath, ie. remove old/incompatible versions of xml
libararies. (Note: jdk1.4 includes an xml parser)
On 2002.03.02 04:08 TJ Smith wrote:
Hello
The xsl and xml files are rather huge
in the servlet, but you should be able to
find the relevant parts). This system runs on .20.2. I'm waiting to see
if .20.3 is solidified. Hope this helps.
-Matt
TJ Smith wrote:
Hello
The xsl and xml files are rather huge and most likely would not be
welcomed
with open arms by the group :-) I
Hi
I recently had problems with ZapfDingbats in fop 20.3 The solution is to
use the Unicode for the dingbat you wish to render - I was using:
fo:inline font-family=ZapfDingbatsl/fo:inline
which produced a filled-in circle character in 20.1, but rendered a pair of
scissors in 20.3 The solution
and xml files to
this list.
-Matt
TJ Smith wrote:
Hello
My application requires servlet generated pdf from input xsl and xml
files. In fact, the application seems to be exactly what is described
in the document http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html as
http://blah.blah.blah
Hello
My application requires servlet generated pdf from
input xsl and xml files. In fact, the application seems to be exactly what
is described in the document http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html
as
Is there a way to fix the height of a table row or
cell such that if the text to be placed in that row or cell exceeds that height,
it is truncated? To put it another way, I want a fixed height to an area
that holds arbitrary text - if the text exceeds that height, it is
truncated.
TJ
