Thanks Luis,
I'll try your code and report back.
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As you mentioned, the issue does not happen with the command line (as I
checked). So the issue is not really with FOP. I also tried to run it
from a java program and had not no issues either.
Attached is the sample code I use, a variation of one of the examples.
On 4/14/13 2:12 PM, Bonekrush
I was able to track this down and it is not related to a corrupt graphic. It
looks like if the text overflows a column, then the error occurs. Below is a
link to a repo of the issue. I made it as small as possible. Search for the
sentence "BUG HERE LONG TEXT OVERFLOW". If you delete the text it ren
I was able to trace the error down to some graphics. I am not sure if the
images are corrupt. I will try to put a small repo together... stand by
Thx
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Hi Sorry,
I am a running FO to PDF transformation. I am using embedded FOP (calling
FOP from my Java app). When I run the FO file from my app, I get the error.
When I run the FOP file from the command line for FOP, it transforms with no
problem.
Here is my code:
try {
Hi,
you should describe what do you feed to FOP, and, as a best practice,attach
some material, ideally an XSL-FO input file (rather than XML+XSLT), or
other input format handled by FOP (IF, AT, etc.)
2013/4/11 Bonekrusher
> Running embedded code in trunk, I am getting the follow error:
>
> An
Running embedded code in trunk, I am getting the follow error:
Any ideas? If you need a small repo, I'll put one together.
Thx
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