On Tuesday 16 January 2007 00:02, DA Shetland wrote:
> Sorry - I am using 0.93 - will try the trunk and get back.
> -d-
>
SHY support in fop-trunk is a very new addition and any testing and
feedback would be much appreciated. It should work as you described,
that is SHY being suppressed everywher
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Abel Braaksma wrote:
In the case you are using XSLT 2 (and in the event you haven't
applied a filter yet), here is an easy solution you can use for all
your templates:
I was under the impression that output maps are only applied if
the transformation result is serializ
Abel Braaksma wrote:
In the case you are using XSLT 2 (and in the event you haven't applied a
filter yet), here is an easy solution you can use for all your templates:
I was under the impression that output maps are only applied if
the transformation result is serialized, which is not the ca
Perhaps this would be a good skeleton for what you want to do:
http://www.renderx.com/support/oracle.html
Of course, the Java API between FOP and RenderX are different and will
need changing, etc. But the basic principle should be the same.
HTH,
Glen
Luciano Belotto wrote:
I use Apache FOP
On Jan 15, 2007, at 17:15, Michael Bruns wrote:
Hi,
Hmmm...I would really like to provide you some examples, but I
couldn't
figure out *what* exactly causes the crashes, yet.
My best guess is that it's a table with too many cells in one row
(more than there are columns)...
Do your tabl
Well, I *should* be up-shifted to XSLT-2 by now (my "cookbook" certainly
has) - this might be just the final push I need :-)
Your solution really puts the patch exactly where it belongs, suitable
for tracking ongoing fop-work.
Thanks again.
-Dave Shetland
Abel Braaksma wrote:
DA Shetland wrot
Michael Bruns wrote:
Hmmm...I would really like to provide you some examples, but I couldn't
figure out *what* exactly causes the crashes, yet.
I'm using quite large XSL-files to transform XML into PDF. The XML is
generated dynamically, and with some XML the generation crashes, and
with other XM
DA Shetland wrote:
My saying that strings have to be de-SHYed up front was as much as
saying that I don't trust the presentation layer to do what it needs
to do for all categories of control characters, combining characters,
etc. of which SHY is one.
So I will pre-filter and watch for news.
Abel Braaksma wrote:
DA Shetland wrote:
In fact SHY is the character that is not a character - it is a one
character size processing instruction that happens to enjoy a code
point in character tables, but strictly speaking, it doesn't even
need a glyph (we have a code point for the hyphen).
Hi Jeremias,
On 15.01.2007 16:57, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
> Looks like a regression we didn't catch. Please give us a minimal FO
> file (not XSLT!) so we can reproduce. Thanks.
Hmmm...I would really like to provide you some examples, but I couldn't
figure out *what* exactly causes the crashes, yet
J.Pietschmann wrote:
There are two possibilities:
1. Use , or whatever suits you.
2. Use or something similar at
the necessary places, which will apply templates to element nodes only
and ignore all text nodes.
And a third: use inside your match, like this (puts '1'
to the result tree, whi
Looks like a regression we didn't catch. Please give us a minimal FO
file (not XSLT!) so we can reproduce. Thanks.
On 15.01.2007 16:13:17 Michael Bruns wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> after updating to FOP 0.93 (from 0.92) some calls of
> javax.xml.transform.Transformer.transform() cause the following excep
paul wrote:
somehow it doesn't work for me :( I suspect I have an xpath-problem, but can't
figure out what would be wrong...
my template starts like this:
...
it works just fine, but always inserts a blank page at the beginning of the
document. I don't understand this.
It looks lik
paul wrote:
somehow it doesn't work for me :( I suspect I have an xpath-problem, but can't
figure out what would be wrong...
my template starts like this:
...
it works just fine, but always inserts a blank page at the beginning of the
document. I don't understand this. Can I only cal
Hi all,
after updating to FOP 0.93 (from 0.92) some calls of
javax.xml.transform.Transformer.transform() cause the following exception:
*
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 5, Size: 5
at java.util.ArrayList.RangeCheck(ArrayList.java:546)
at java.util.ArrayLis
Oh, yes, we know about ad-hoc filters :-)
Guess that is what I'll do for now, then, instead of messing with the
trunk version.
Just a suggestion - hyphenation is such a huge subject - maybe there
could be an early version that just does the de-SHY function really
well. No response needed - just
DA Shetland wrote:
In fact SHY is the character that is not a character - it is a one
character size processing instruction that happens to enjoy a code
point in character tables, but strictly speaking, it doesn't even need
a glyph (we have a code point for the hyphen).
There are very many
DA Shetland wrote:
Is there some way to explicitly suppress the SHY?
FOP currently doesn't do this for you, but you can always try
to preprocess the data before it ets into FOP. Deleting soft
hyphens should be reasonably easy.
The SHY should vanish automatically once the implementation
in FOP
Sorry - I am using 0.93 - will try the trunk and get back.
-d-
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
You should start by saying which FOP version you are using. For the
recent SHY stuff to work you need the latest code from the Subversion
repository (FOP Trunk). It is not available in 0.93.
On 15.01.2007 15:4
You should start by saying which FOP version you are using. For the
recent SHY stuff to work you need the latest code from the Subversion
repository (FOP Trunk). It is not available in 0.93.
On 15.01.2007 15:47:53 DA Shetland wrote:
> To fop folks interested in hyphens - or not.
>
> I have been f
To fop folks interested in hyphens - or not.
I have been following with interest the development of ideas in fop-dev
for hyphenation implementation, and have started several times to post
this to that list, but my immediate issue is at the user level.
In a data set for which I have recently b
I use Apache FOP to turn xml into PDF using an xsl.
I wish to have this functionality run on the Oracle database as a Java
stored procedure. What I want to ask is that if anyone has done this
before, and can pass along some info or where I could find information
on doing this. I've searched ma
Hi,
The problem is solved.
There was some added parameters in OpenCms to set the Title and the
Content-type. I removed them and now it works :-)
Thank you Jeremias and Chris. You helped me to know that the problem was
not in FOP but in the JSP file.
Best regards,
Xavier
Xavier Ottolini a
somehow it doesn't work for me :( I suspect I have an xpath-problem, but can't
figure out what would be wrong...
my template starts like this:
...
it works just fine, but always inserts a blank page at the beginning of the
document. I don't understand this. Can I only call for position
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