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Posted to fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Luca Spadoni <lu...@imageline.it> on 2005/05/05 14:07:47 UTC
FOP and ColdFusion...
Hi guys,
I'm a ColdFusion Developer: I use FOP to transform xhtml source code in
PDF.
I coded following lines:
driver1.setRenderer(driver1.RENDER_PDF);
driver1.setInputSource(input);
driver1.setOutputStream(output);
driver1.run();
output.close();
Assume that the "input" and "output" variables are correct: infact, my
problem is that this code **does retrieve NO errors** , but the PDF
generated is **ZERO byte length** :-(
I'm sure that the "XSL-FO stylesheet in input" is well-formed... so I
can't explain myself this "problem" in the output: Have you got any
ideas?
Waiting for your suggests... regards;-)
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# Luca Spadoni
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Re: FOP and ColdFusion...
Posted by "J.Pietschmann" <j3...@yahoo.de>.
Luca Spadoni wrote:
> I'm sure that the "XSL-FO stylesheet in input" is well-formed... so I
> can't explain myself this "problem" in the output
Run your input through the FOP command line application, preferably
with the -d switch. This will tell you whether there are indeed
no problems with your input.
J.Pietschmann
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