Just to follow up. I followed this advice and it worked great. The thumbnailing
in ERAttachment is working flawlessly!
David
On 2010-11-24, at 2:55 PM, Simon wrote:
>>> Is there a recommended path to put the binaries for Imagemagick? What
>>> permissions need to be set so
>> Is there a recommended path to put the binaries for Imagemagick? What
>> permissions need to be set so that the thumbnail processor can access the
>> binaries?
>
> I would use MacPorts to install it, so ImageMagick will be put in /opt/lo
2010/11/24 David Holt
> Is there a recommended path to put the binaries for Imagemagick? What
> permissions need to be set so that the thumbnail processor can access the
> binaries?
I would use MacPorts to install it, so ImageMagick will be put in /
Is there a recommended path to put the binaries for Imagemagick? What
permissions need to be set so that the thumbnail processor can access the
binaries?
thanks,
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ot; uses ghostscript (calls gs), which I have downloaded
and
> installed separately.
>
> "identify" also works nicely and seemlessly with the command
line on
> EPS files exactly the same way it would work with JPEGs etc.
We use imagemagick + ghostscript to convert some pdfs
into ti
1) Make sure gs is in the path of wo process that's calling Runtime.exec because I think imagemagick is pretty dumb about finding the gs executable2) Be very careful about Runtime.exec and dealing with the streams that come out of it ... you should be consuming all the streams from the proce
(Sorry for being a bit OT and sorry for cross-posting, but this is urgent for me and maybe someone on this list has already seen it)Hello everybody, in my WO application, I use ImageMagick's "identify" command line tool to get various properties of image files. However, in order to get the properti
