Hi,
Any idea if PDF 1.4 support is coming along soon to FOP PDF to PCL
rendering?
--Igor
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I'm not sure I fully understand what you're asking for. FOP doesn't do
PDF to PCL conversion. If anything FOP generates PDF or (!) PCL. Some
elements of PDF 1.4 will be supported by the next FOP release (because
of patterns and gradients in SVG, I think). What's the reason you're
asking for PDF 1.4
Styrman Igor wrote:
Hi,
Any idea if PDF 1.4 support is coming along soon to FOP PDF to PCL
rendering?
Your question isnt clear. Are you asking about using PDF as source or
generating PDFs? Sounds like the former. FOP doesn't parse PDF and so
you cant include one as a reference to external-gr
I actually thought you could use pdf as source and then use the
pcl-renderer on it. I got this idea from sun-forums where an other guy
brought it up misleadingly.
Thanks anyway,
Igor
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> From: Chris Bowditch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Styrman Igor wrote:
I actually thought you could use pdf as source and then use the
pcl-renderer on it. I got this idea from sun-forums where an other guy
brought it up misleadingly.
Thanks anyway,
Igor
Well you can import PDFs using RenderX's XEP, but that doesn't have a
PCL Renderer. FOP do
You can use GhostScript to convert PDF to PCL.
On 12.08.2005 15:15:06 Styrman Igor wrote:
> I actually thought you could use pdf as source and then use the
> pcl-renderer on it. I got this idea from sun-forums where an other guy
> brought it up misleadingly.
Jeremias Maerki
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Ghostscript? Yes I've seen a few references to use it, but it seemed to
include installing GSView and possibly an other program, ImageMagic or
some such. That sounds too much trouble for my case; need to handle the
installation automatically over the net. You wouldn't happen to know if
the conversi
GSView is an optional, separate viewer application. ImageMagick has no
direct relation with GhostScript AFAIK. You can easily use GhostScript
separately as an externally called application and there's even an API
(not Java). Just check what kind of license you will need.
http://www.ghostscript.co
It's me again ...
All my fonts in place, I still seem to be not fit enough for handling paths
;-)
I now try to replace an absolute URL on an external-graphic element with a
relative one. FO is created via XSLT, and my stylesheet resides in a
subfolder of WEB-INF. In- and OutputStreams before an
I had some similar problems last year - but can't remember how I solved
them.
I have a nasty feeling that I ended up passing server names etc. as XSLT
parameters.
I also had problems between a version of XEP and FOP in their
interpretation of url() contents - which differed.
The resolution o
Mike Trotman wrote:
You could try using the 'xml:base' attribute
FOP 0.20.5 doesn't process xml:base.
J.Pietschmann
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Sonja Löhr wrote:
I now try to replace an absolute URL on an external-graphic element with a
relative one.
You'll probably need to set the baseDir in the FOP configuration.
See
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#config-internal
Try getRealPath("/") on the servlet context in order to get
Hello jfor/fop users!
After keep struggling with jfor to try to solve this exception
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=823529&group_id=29441&atid=396239
i found the following not so brilliant conclusion:
-the problem is coming from class RtfTableRow, when method
getExt
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