I wanted to follow up on this thread. After finally spending some time to
really see what was causing this issue, I noticed that on output from xml to
fo, the symbol was wrapped in a fo:inline with the text-declaration set to
upper-case. If I set the symbol lower-case, it works. Which makes sense
Any other ideas?
Nobody uses FOP 1.1?
2013/11/16 Et_soft et_s...@mail.ru
Dit not help. Same problem. :(
Interesting, if i change font name, FOP dot't write any error, like 'file
not found'. Is it normal?
font kerning=yes embed-url=/home/name/temp/fonts/arial121334.ttf
You seem to be using Eclipse. Make sure the fontbox*.jar in the the
classpath.
On 11/15/13, 7:18 PM, Gonzalo Vasquez wrote:
When adding a specific font that contains TrueType fonts or using the
auto-detect tag in the fop (trunk version) config file, I'm getting
the following exception. Any
On 11/16/13, 8:41 PM, Luis Bernardo wrote:
With trunk use:
FopFactoryBuilder builder = new FopConfParser(new
File(confFile)).getFopFactoryBuilder();
FopFactory fopFactory = builder.build();
On 11/15/13, 6:23 PM, Gonzalo Vasquez wrote:
H..I'm using the trunk version for
If you don't get an error with a font file that does not exist in your
configuration file, that just means the configuration file is not being
used. Are you sure the config file is really being loaded?
On 11/16/13, 4:06 AM, Amigo wrote:
Dit not help. Same problem. :(
Interesting, if i
Hello, the error suggests that a bold font is required (700 is the weight).
I think that an entry for the Arial bold is missing in the configuration
file.
weight=normal means a numeric value of 400
weight=bold means a numeric value of 700
