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Hi Jay,
> If I gather correctly, the fellow with the problem is looking for
> a way to customize the output of the [INFO] tags or
> (more precisely, I think) generate his own [INFO] tags.
Well, the [INFO] messages
Hi, Luke,
If I gather correctly, the fellow with the problem is looking for a way to
customize the output of the [INFO] tags or (more precisely, I think)
generate his own [INFO] tags. He's processing a large number of tables,
which is going very slowly (tables being FOP's slow spot, after all)
I'm not sure I totally understand, but if it is in the realm of Java I have
found log4j to be very useful for outputting messages. It can be configured
to output data for specific classes to the console, to files (html, xml,
txt) or to a DB.
Check out the articles section of the page below for fur
Hi, Lou,
I got nowhere with my idea, unfortunately, because there's no element that
wraps the page sequences that call on the different masters. However, I
had another thought:
You must have a page-sequence that references the mainSequence master.
Have you tried adding a special at the end of
Hi, gang,
A fellow sent me a private message this morning because government policy
won't let him post a message to a public group such as this one. So I'm
going to rephrase his question and then send your answer back to him.
How can I get my own messages on the screen as FOP processes a file?
IANAL2 and I tend to agree with Glen here. I searched for some sort of
Trademarked notice and couldn't find one, although I did see a
Copyright notice at the bottom of all of the Apache FOP pages[1]. The
notice indicates:
Copyright © 1999-2005 The Apache Software Foundation.
I think it would be
>
> Hi Team,
>
> Following is the code that i am using
for generating PDF
> Content using FOP of Apache.
> When i have deployed this code on Windows machine and running from
> the
> same machine, i am getting a prompt whether to Open the PDF or Save
> the
> PDF (General Windows Featur
