apache-fop

I have unsuccessfully browsed this site (that has so often saved my life in the past) and the web for an answer to this question: I use Java, XSL-FO and FOP to generate PDFs that consist in one or more pages of data and images, each page having a header and a footer containing images themselves. These header and footer are repeated on each and every page of the PDF documents. The images are responsible for a large part of the size of the resulting PDF (about 50 %). I noticed that, by converting them from JPEG to TIFF, and by reducing their resolution, I was able to reduce considerably the size

With Java 7 update xx, pdf was generated in my asp.net application. When I updated the Java version to latest , ie Java 8 Update 73 , its fails to generate pdf. No idea on whats the issue. Tried other updates of Jre 8 , always fails, but works with jre 7 update xx JGlass Baji, while yo're doing things differently, e.g. ASP.Net and IIS instead of tomcat but still using Java 8 this article seems to indicate he got it working with Java 8 and Tomcat. I know it doesnt answer your question 100%, but if the questions just on Java 8 support it looks like it works. An indicator FOP works with Java 8 来源

HI, I want to use FOP to prepare a XML document for printing (ps/pdf). Is it possible to send parameters to FOP to do conditional formating as exist in xsl processors XSL: <xsl:param name="isDuplicate">no</xsl:param> .... <xsl:if test="$isDuplicate='yes'"> <h2 align="center">Copy</h2> </xsl:if> .... If you're using the fop batch/shell file that comes with the distribution, you can use the --param argument to fop, as d ocumented on the Fop page -param name value <value> to use for parameter <name> in xslt stylesheet (repeat '-param name value' for each parameter) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

After resolving inline images with help from SO, I need to sort out inline attachments. PDF can contain attachments and I found: fo:declarations - pdf:embedded-file but again it pointed to an external file. How can I attach a file that is part of a MIME message (most likely BASe64)? In the latest FOP builds, you can use the same syntax for pdf:embedded-file as for fo:external-graphic and directly append the base64 data: <fo:declarations> <pdf:embedded-file filename="myfile.pdf" src="data:application/pdf;base64,<DATA>"/> </fo:declarations> ... <fo:basic-link external-destination="url(embedded

This might be a quite common problem with XSL-FO: I try to build a billing which has clear specifications: "Main Header": on every page (Text, Logo and Barcode) "Sub Header": (Customer Data) -> On the first page this block should be about 10% of the pages height -> On all the others page this block should be about the half smaller, so lets say 5% "Last-Page Footer": just on the last page of course (Total amount and signatures) "Every-page Footer": just for the printing date "Body": the content of the billing (every position) should flow in between of the all headers and footers automatically

We're running a Spring application within a docker container. Our application can take SVG files and transform them into PDF format to be embedded within a PDF. The application works correctly on osx and transcodes as expected. However when run from inside a docker container, which has a different file system, the transcoder gets stuck and thrashes the cpu in some bizarre recursive file searching loop. java.lang.Thread.State: RUNNABLE at java.io.UnixFileSystem.getBooleanAttributes0(Native Method) at java.io.UnixFileSystem.getBooleanAttributes(UnixFileSystem.java:242) at java.io.File.isFile