Apache FOP does not support PDF linearization. You'll have to
post-process the PDF using a third-party tool.
On 08.03.2006 17:11:14 Clark, Adam wrote:
I have looked through documentation, and scoured google for any
information that might be of help to me. But with no avail haven't found
any
Hi,
I am a new to FOP and I need to find spec and a list of tags and
attribute I could use to make a FOP doc.
I've looked into W3C site but probably I haven't found the document I need.
In particular my problem is to resize an FOP embedded SVG image I
have used height and width tags but
Apache FOP supports an extension mechanism to handle arbitrary XML
namespaces in fo:instream-foreign-object. First of all, I'd upgrade to
at least the latest release (0.91beta) or even FOP Trunk (the latest
source code in the Subversion repository). There are several examples of
extension
Hi
The URL to the spec:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xsl/
The list of tags and attributes you will find in chapters 6 and 7.
The FOP compliance page gives you an overview of which tags and
attributes are implemented (or not ;-)) by the different versions of FOP:
Looks like a recent change I committed causes this:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=381618view=rev
If you do an svn up -r 381617 you should get back to the latest
working revision. I'll look into it ASAP, but I'm currently suffering
from a bad cold so I'm not worth much at the moment.
On
HI,
I'm using fop 0.91beta with saxonb 8 and jre1.4.2_03 on windows. I'm updating
styles which I used with fop 0.20.05 and having the following issue:
When a fo:table has a fo:table-header, the property break-after=page on the
table causes the page to break before the end of region-body,
Hi,
recently i encountered an interesting phenomenon. I rendered a table using fop
0.20.5. The table itself got '1 solid 1 px black' border. One of the table
cells which touches this border has a coloured background. The problem is:
Where the cell touches the border of the table, the border is
On Mar 9, 2006, at 8:29 AM, Christian Loock wrote:
The '#' shall be the border and the '/' shall be the coloured cell.
Do you have any suggestions of what the problem could be?
It might help to post a small snippet of XSL-FO code which identifies
the problem.
Clay Leeds
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Hi all,
Is it possible to read a line of text from an XML document
and change the font color of a word inside the line, I know that you can do it
in XSL:FO, but is there a way of indicating that a words color can change?
For example, if the line should look like this:
This is a
On Mar 9, 2006, at 00:17, Glen Mazza wrote:
Hi Glen,
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Whitespace verifies as #PCDATA if #PCDATA is allowed at a
particular point. If #PCDATA is NOT allowed at a particular
point, the whitespace is ignored for the purposes of verifying.
So we are currently handling
Christian Loock wrote:
Hi,
recently i encountered an interesting phenomenon. I rendered a table using fop
0.20.5. The table itself got '1 solid 1 px black' border. One of the table
cells which touches this border has a coloured background. The problem is:
Where the cell touches the border
You are asking an XML/XSLT question, which have better
lists to answer this. However, basically it boils down
to:
1. Why are you desiring to color a word?
Something about that word has significance (i.e. an attribute) that your XML
source is not properly conveying.
2. The original XML
Hello everyone,
We have been using FOP 0.20.5 to generate PDF documents for a while now.
Lately we had a need to create a document with the following requirements -
The document is a double sided document with a Terms Conditions (static
text) on the back side of every physical page.
The front
Anil Pinto wrote:
Now the requirement that is causing us a headache :-) is that only pages
with data need to show page numbers and only sequenced on the data pages,
...
The page-number/ FO element does not seem to help with this requirement.
Nor anything else from the standard.
Would
On Mar 9, 2006, at 1:19 PM, J.Pietschmann wrote:
Anil Pinto wrote:
Would appreciate if anybody could help with this specific scenario.
You can try playing tricks with markers. Get a rough estimate
for the middle of the data pages, place a marker there, like
fo:marker
Thanks J. Looks like we will have to play with markers. We'll give it a shot
and see what come out of it.
Clay, we don't yet have the option of using a post-processing application
(iText). We did consider it as a solution.
Thank you both for your responses. Hope to get this to work soon.
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