#37488

Unfortunately the task still has “In progress” status. Till end of the week we’ll make a decision regarding new maintenance build release and features/bugfixes it includes. Hopefully this issue will be in the list. We’ll let you know

#37431

Hi! Right, PD4ML redirects System.err, but only during particular single actions: by an internal AWT image creation and by parsing SVG and mathML – to suppress non-switchable warnings to avoid log file flooding.

A redirecting of System.err is not a perfect idea as it impacts the entire JVM for very short time, but since we added the redirect long time ago there we no problem reports from our customers.

It can be disabled by -Dpd4ml.enable.stderr.redirects=false command line parameter, passed to JVM

#37330

> Please, what should we do to get support? We purchased support to solve this problem, and we are almost reaching the end of the 3 months with no answer.

No worries .We will provide you with a working solution even if the maintenance period has expired. Sorry it takes some time.

Did you have a chance to test pd4ml-bin-4.0.17-jakarta-SNAPSHOT.zip from https://pd4ml.com/v4 ?

#37325

It should work now

#37324

Thanks for pointing this out. We will fix this as soon as possible

#37320

We need time to take a closer look at this issue. I was able to reproduce something similar: internally the PDF looks correct and has the correct font links, but Acrobat falls back to Arial/Helvetics. We’ll let you know asap.

#37316

Historically, PD4ML only allows you to define the form font for an entire document through API call parameters:

public void generateForms(boolean enable, String useTtfFont);
public void generateForms(boolean enable, String useTtfFont, String formFontCharRange)

However, there are no longer technical reasons to maintain the restriction. We’ll look into adding the ability to override the font via CSS

#37287

Hi! We’ve just published v4.0.17 snapshot for Jakarta: https://pd4ml.com/v4/
Please give it a try

#37270

Ah.. sorry! We did not forget, but we still have problem with our CI/CD environment after system upgrade: it still cannot build specific versions (like the one for Jakarta Tomcat) from the most recent codebase state. I expected it to be resolved over the weekend, but obviously I underestimated the complexity. We’ll let you know you as soon as there is news.
Sorry again it takes that long!

#37256

We are preparing a new build of Jakarta, but due to unexpected technical problems with our CI/CD environment, it has been delayed.

BTW: Have you had the opportunity to test the older adapted version in Tomcat 10?
https://pd4ml.com/v4/older/pd4ml-bin-4.0.15fx1-jakarta.zip

#37255

Hi! Before we analyzed and fixed the issue you could try to use a hybrid solution: pd4ml_tl.jar from v3 + pd4ml.jar from v4
This combination is used by a number of our clients because porting of JSPs utilize PD4ML v3 taglib is not always possible.

#37203

Sorry for the silence! We’ll provide you with an update at latest on Monday

#37110

The attached PDF is a typical result of PDF conversion, when no TTF embedding feature configured.

Did you have a chance to take a look at

How to configure PDF fonts

PD4ML Fonts Tool

?

#37103

We need time to investigate. A few years ago, built-in PDF viewers in web browsers did not support PDF annotations at all (technically, a PDF attachment is a type of PDF annotation). There is partial support now, but it appears that Acroread is still the only reliable way to work with PDF attachments.

#37086

Hi! Is it reproducible only in a particular Web browser or it appears like that also in Acrobat Reader?
Could you please share with us a minimalistic PDF sample to illustrate the issue?

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