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Betreff: Re: AW: Reuse of fo-tree
Alexander Koppelhuber wrote:
> I don't have an answer to your question, but my observation with fop is
> that subsequent rendering is much faster than the first o
Alexander Koppelhuber wrote:
I don't have an answer to your question, but my observation with fop is
that subsequent rendering is much faster than the first one. Even if you
change the content (texts, images). And also if you render to AWT first,
and then to pdf. So I guess that reuse of a fop tree
Henrik Olsson wrote:
Rewriting the Driver and the StreamRenderer with a cache will do the
trick I think.
Are there any things of impotance You know that I have to bother aboute?
It's supposed to be addressed by redesign currently under way, but you can
implement it yourself, it's open source afte
Rewriting the Driver and the StreamRenderer with a cache will do the trick I think.
Are there any things of impotance You know that I have to bother aboute?
/Henrik Olsson
Oleg:
>Henrik Olsson wrote:
>
>> Hi, are there any possibility to reuse a fo-tree in the fop and run it
>> throw more then
I
don't have an answer to your question, but my observation with fop
is
that
subsequent rendering is much faster than the first one. Even if
you
change
the content (texts, images). And also if you render to AWT
first,
and
then to pdf. So I guess that reuse of a fop tree or caching is
don
Henrik Olsson wrote:
Hi, are there any possibility to reuse a fo-tree in the fop and run it
throw more then one renderer?
For example I want a printout PCL or PostSript and then I want to store
a pdf in an archive, since the document can be quite big I dont want to
rebild the tree more than once
Hi, are there any possibility to reuse a fo-tree in the fop and run it throw more then one renderer?
For example I want a printout PCL or PostSript and then I want to store a pdf in an archive, since the document can be quite big I dont want to rebild the tree more than once.
/Henrik Olsson