Problem when creating the PDF with Korean characters

#26439

Hi,
Following the guide as in pd4ml-html-css-pdf-tips-tricks-f7/ttf-embedding-t42.html,
I converted the Korean HTML test string to PDF using PD4ML. By the way, the output had question marks with not properly converted.
The character set was UTF-8.
I performed as follows:

1. Inserted ttf font files in the created folder “/fonts” under /WEB-INF/lib/.
2. Run java -jar pd4ml_demo.jar -configure.fonts /fonts. Then pd4font.properties was created.
3. In my JSP file, I entered like this:

테스트
헬로우

It was not executable so I zipped the fonts folder into jar, placed it in the lib folder, and entered as follows:

I run it again, the output was not proper.

#28175

assumes the fonts are in fonts/ directory of the JAR. If the JAR has no internal directory structure, try

But I would recommend to start from a creation of a font directory not relative to /WEB-INF/lib (it does not work that way), but absolute to the file system. defug=”true” of should help you to identify the font loading problems.

#28176

I am following your order, but the same problem happened.
I am in a hurry. If this tool is ok, I wanna purchase it.
Please help me.
For reference, my code is as follows:

<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/tlds/pd4ml.tld" prefix="pd4ml" %>
<%@page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" pageEncoding="UTF-8" %>

Header test.
($[page]) of (총 $[total])

Hello, World!
Hello, World!
Hello, World!
테스트
헬로우

aaa	bbb	ccc
111	222	333

#28177

what does it output to server’s log?

#28178

Thanks.
I found the error reason. Actually, I copied the font directory but now I regenerated the font file, compiled it, and it looks fine.

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