Steffanina, Jeff wrote:
I have:
FOP 0.95
Linux
Java 1.5
My Java starts with memory set as: -Xmx192m
I can print an unlimited number of individual invoices in a single Java
process (i.e. the user chooses the option to print). For example, print
2,000 invoices
Hi,
we are using Apache FOP 0.95 to generate PDF documents from within a Java
application.
The output is displayed like a card on the page using page margins.
Sometimes we have text that does not fit in one line, and automatic
line-break causes the last line on the bottom to drop out of the
Hi Frank,
You could use keep-together.within-line=always to prevent a line break. But
then the text would be printed into the right margin...
Regards,
Georg Datterl
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Hi Georg,
Georg Datterl wrote:
Hi Vincent,
Then you have to do it in two steps: one to see in how many lines
the headline will be broken,
Does FOP offer any help here? I could calculate the string length and divide,
but that would not take hyphenation into account.
Not really. That
I read the article that you referenced below. It suggests using
multiple page sequences. Currently, I have only one.
I will make that change and test it.
THANKS for the info!
Jeff
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Hi,
Is width in percentage supported in fo:table-cell such as fo:table-cell
width=30%.../ ?
I could not make it work. Only a number or (number + px) works for me. Am I
missing something? I am using FOP version 0.95 and trunk.
thank you very much for your help,
Hao
table-width-percentage.fo
On 22 Jan 2009, at 19:04, Li, Hao wrote:
Is width in percentage supported in fo:table-cell such as fo:table-
cell width=30%.../ ?
AFAIK, this is not implemented (mainly because it is not defined
clearly in the XSL-FO Rec what the expected behavior should be)
Also, FOP does not yet support
Is there a way to know the number of pages in the final pdf document
generated from FOP without actually doing its generation?
The XML content being pulled in for the pdf generation is dynamic and so
the number of pages being generated at the end would change too based on
this. Was wondering if
On 22 Jan 2009, at 22:16, Chakravarty, Abhishek wrote:
Is there a way to know the number of pages in the final pdf document
generated from FOP without actually doing its generation?
Depends on what you mean by generation. The FO content at least has
to be parsed and processed partly
Hi all,
I'm using fop to print in a desktop client application. Currently
moderately sized documents (about 30 pages) are taking a long time to print
(up to a minute) and I really need to provide some kind of user feedback,
preferably by telling the user what page is being prepared or rendered.
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