Hi,Has anyone developed PDF file in Japanese characters using FOP,
I have a requirement where i need to create a PDF file from XML file, XML
file will have data in english, but the headers, columns, etc in PDF will be
in Japanese.
Any suggestions, or where do i get the Japanese font
Ash
Jean-François El Fouly wrote:
Yes, it's so much easier right now than it has been :-)
Well, at the time frame i had for the project, simply split the document
to smaller chunks was the fastest way to accomplish chapter PDF's...
But it was done with 0.94 i think...
I may end up redo some
Hi Max,
Sorry for the delay. I thought the thread was dead. Below are my answers:
- Do you want to "anchor" images at the same position as the text? - no
- Or do you just want to make sure that images are on one page and text
is on the other page? - yes
- Do you have example markup? - I would
Is there a documentation somewhere that would explain what's in the .xml
font files generated by ttfreader ?
I have a problem with some glyphs I've drawn, and understanding the
infos in the descriptor could help me find out what's wrong in the TTF
I've built.
Thanks !
Jean-François El Fouly
Luis Ferro a écrit :
Interesting...
And does those sequences share page-citations between them from and
to? (like a global index)
Yes, definitely.
Global TOC, section TOC, chapter TOC, global index, list of revisions,
bookmarks...
(fo:page-sequence at the chapter level, but the chapter TOC in
Interesting...
And does those sequences share page-citations between them from and to?
(like a global index)
Thanx for the tip... My workaround the memory limitations was to split the
work in several individual documents, completely separated from each others,
and managing a "starting page" refer
Jean-François,
Thanks.. I'll give that a shot!!!
Thank You!
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Just to "one up" you. :)
We have several docs that are > 20M source. If we run them as a single
page sequence, they run out of mem. If we break them up into multiple
page sequences, they _usually_ work.
So, as Jean-François suggests, using multiple page-sequences is a good
start.
-Lou
Thanks! You helped a lot.
Val
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 1:08 PM, Jeremias Maerki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You must be working off some old documentation that refers to FOP 0.20.5
> or earlier. The Driver class doesn't exist anymore. FOP's API has
> changed after a redesign a few years back. Ple
Richard Forrester a écrit :
Hello,
I have FOP 0.94 and I am running into some issues with Memory. I have
a rather large XML file.. 2.5 MB. when I try to create a PDF from this
file my memory usage spikes up to 700 MB when it starts converting.
However it seems to stay there between 600 and 7
You need patience... It will end up.
For start, split the build in two steps... from xml to fo, and the from
fo to pdf...
That will allow for a break in the process alliviating it a bit.
Then you need patience, because the fo will take it's time to process.
In my case, i had smaller fo, but
Hello,
I have FOP 0.94 and I am running into some issues with Memory. I have
a rather large XML file.. 2.5 MB.when I try to create a PDF from this
file my memory usage spikes up to 700 MB when it starts converting.
However it seems to stay there between 600 and 700 MB almost like it's
You must be working off some old documentation that refers to FOP 0.20.5
or earlier. The Driver class doesn't exist anymore. FOP's API has
changed after a redesign a few years back. Please take a look at:
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/stable/upgrading.html
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/stab
Hi,
> -Message d'origine-
> De : George Tsopouridis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyé : mercredi 15 octobre 2008 19:35
>
> Jeremias thanks again for your total help, but i need
> something else. If i
> enclose all my content in an fo:block and with start-indent
> and end-indent
> (for
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