Sebastien,
looks like you've missed a great resource for Apache FOP: the mailing
list archive!
For example: http://fop-users.markmail.org/search/?q=pdf%20images
Searching for "PDF" and "images" reveals the PDF image extension I wrote.
See also: http://www.jeremias-maerki.ch/development/fop/index.
Jay Bryant wrote:
Those details matter sometimes but not this time. This time, your
problem comes from templates that don't properly handle the input.
That'll blow up on any OS and any version of FOP (or any other FO
processor). In other words, you had an XSL error rather than a FOP or OS
erro
Those details matter sometimes but not this time. This time, your problem
comes from templates that don't properly handle the input. That'll blow up
on any OS and any version of FOP (or any other FO processor). In other
words, you had an XSL error rather than a FOP or OS error.
It is a good id
Sheldon Glickler wrote:
How do you track down an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException. I have attached
the xsl and xml file.
Forgot to mention that this is for version .20 and I am running it on
Windows (XP).
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Hi !
I have my main XML file with all the data coming from my application
and i generate the PDF with FOP without any trouble.
But I have "third-party" files, most of them in PDF format, which I
have to import into the final PDF file. For images, I can use
fo:external-graphic, but for PDF, i'm stuc
I am pleased to announce the addition of swedish hyphenation patterns to the
OFFO package. These patterns were derived from the swedish hyphenation
patterns for TeX, and are available under the LaTeX Project Public License,
either version 1.2 of this license or (at your option) any later version.
Hi Andrew,
This is normal behaviour:
The actual size depends on both your screen resolution and zoom factor in PDF
viewer.
Tipically, recent screens are set to 96 or 120dpi.
In this case, the image viewed directly on the screen (1px / 1dot ratio) should
be rendered smaller than its actual size
