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  • PD4ML
      in reply to: Date Formatting problems October 1, 2009 at 15:44
      #27543

      Hmm… Here I can only guess. Of course, PD4ML does not try to logically interpret source documents and recognize date info there.

      Obviously the source HTML is generated dynamically. The web resource (JSP, PHP etc), which generates the HTML probably takes care about locale info comes with HTTP request.

      PD4ML does not send any locale info, so the page is generated with the locale defaults.

      P.S. Sorry for the delay with the reply.

      Jerry
        in reply to: font-size=x-large October 2, 2009 at 23:52
        #27549

        Thanks for the reply and sorry about the typo.

        Here is a test case<br /> <html><br /> <head><br /> <style><br /> <br /> .problem_style p, span {<br /> font-size: inherit;<br /> }<br /> <br /> </style><br /> </head><br /> <br /> <body><br /> <br /> <div><br /> <span style="font-size: xx-large;"><br /> <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><br /> <em><strong>456</strong></em><br /> </span><br /> </span><br /> </div><br /> <br /> </body><br /> </html><br />

        Converting this to PDF will lose the font size. Through trial and error I found two tweaks can work around the problem
        1. remove the problem_stype
        2. swap the order of the two spans, i.e. <br /> <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><br /> <span style="font-size: xx-large;"><br />

        Unfortunately, I do need the style for the page, and the content is created from a 3rd party rich text editor. Therefore I could use neither work-around.

        Do you have any suggestions how I can make this work?

        Again, thanks in advance for any tips.

        — jerry

        jasoncoe
          in reply to: General questions / FAQ October 6, 2009 at 20:36
          #26274

          Hi

          My PDF renders setting the background image (letterhead) but its placing itself on top of everything. If I open the PDF in illustrator I can see the content underneath and I can even select the text in acrobat but the background image is always on top 🙁 Any ideas?

          Jason

          John
            in reply to: HTML/CSS rendering issues October 8, 2009 at 18:39
            #26275

            I am enabling the property page-break-inside: avoid using
            pd4ml.enableTableBreaks(true) but still last line in the row in the table is spilled over to the next page.

            Thanks In Advance.

            Anonymous
              in reply to: page-break-inside: avoid Not Working October 9, 2009 at 17:01
              #27554

              This is the code i am using

              PD4ML converter = new PD4ML() ;
              converter.setHtmlWidth(745) ;
              converter.enableTableBreaks(true) ;

              converter.render(…) ;

              Still the Table row

              that only consist of 3 lines on my generated document got split within two pages, One line on first page and remaining 2 lines on next page.

              Does this functionality works in PD4ML, as stated by supported CSS properties page ? If yes, how ?

              Thanks for your help.

              PD4ML
                in reply to: page-break-inside: avoid Not Working October 9, 2009 at 17:22
                #27555

                It should work. Howerver there are some exceptions. For example if a row height is greater than page height. Of course, in the case it splits.

                Please send to support email an HTML and PDF samples, which illustrate the issue. Thanks.

                PD4ML
                  in reply to: Background Image October 9, 2009 at 17:24
                  #27553

                  The issue is introduced in one of v351 betas. It is going to be fixed with the forthcomming release.

                  PD4ML
                    in reply to: font-size=x-large October 9, 2009 at 17:26
                    #27550

                    We’ll address the issue on Monday.

                    PD4ML
                      in reply to: font-size=x-large October 10, 2009 at 14:41
                      #27551

                      Just-published v351b17 should fix the problem.

                      jmdiez
                        in reply to: General questions / FAQ October 14, 2009 at 10:26
                        #26276

                        Hello.

                        Is it possible to attach an existing PDF to the one generated by PD4ML on-the-fly?

                        We need to attach an already exisitig PDF document at the end of the generated by PD4ML (it is very complex to reproduce in HTML to be re-rendered).

                        Thanks in advance!

                        PD4ML
                          in reply to: Attach another PDF document in the resulting one October 14, 2009 at 10:54
                          #27559

                          For the time being the only way to merge PD4ML output with an existing PDF is to use a third party tool: for example, great open source iText library.

                          jmdiez
                            in reply to: Attach another PDF document in the resulting one October 14, 2009 at 11:03
                            #27560

                            @PD4ML wrote:

                            For the time being the only way to merge PD4ML output with an existing PDF is to use a third party tool: for example, great open source iText library.

                            Understood. Thanks for your quick response, and thanks for the tip.

                            J.

                            PD4ML
                              in reply to: CSS Issues – possible other java css parser? October 16, 2009 at 01:00
                              #27398

                              PD4ML can read source HTML from file, URL or Stream (Reader). Any of the methods works well. If you stream HTML, you may

                              • define CSS style inline with
                              • use fully specified stylesheet URL (in tag)
                              • use reletive path to stylesheet (in the case you need to use render() method with URL base parameter or to specify the base with tag in HTML)
                              • explicitly pass style with addStyle() API call
                              nick.bannister
                                in reply to: HTML/CSS rendering issues October 20, 2009 at 10:19
                                #26279

                                Hi,

                                I am having a problem with using a URL that is of type https. If I change the src to a none secure website URL it works fine.
                                The html generated renders fine in the browser but when pd4ml library generates the pdf the images are not rendered …

                                This is quite important to us and may lead to the purchase of an unlimited licence as we will need this library on several servers but 9/10 servers have an SSL cert …

                                Any help would be great.

                                Thanks,

                                Nick

                                Snip of HTML:

                                [language=xml:1xlgopq4]

                                [/language:1xlgopq4]

                                PD4ML
                                  in reply to: IMG tag with SRC – HTTPS:// October 20, 2009 at 10:39
                                  #27583

                                  “Officially” PD4ML does not support SSL, however it tries to load SSL resources with the standard SSL interfaces of JDK.

                                  Often it works well, but there are some application servers (Weblogic, WebSphere,…), which implement proprietary SSL classes, not derived from the standard ones. If PD4ML is deployed to a such server it fails to load external HTTPS resources (internally it throws ClassCastException).

                                  It it is your case, as a workaround we would recommend to develop a custom SSL resource loader, which consumes the proprietary SSL classes.

                                  Some info about PD4ML custom resource loaders:
                                  pd4ml-html-css-pdf-tips-tricks-f7/a-definition-of-custom-resource-loaders-t40.html

                                  Please contact PD4ML support by email if you need further assistance with the loaders.

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