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  • in reply to: PD4ML Evaluation License – Serial number?
    #33902

    BTW, the version i try is pd4ml-4.0.7.jar

    //Anders

    in reply to: PD4ML Evaluation License – Serial number?
    #33903

    Actually it creates a pdf file, which is not empty, see attachment, but it’s blank in my pdf reader.

    //Anders

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    in reply to: PD4ML Evaluation License – Serial number?
    #33905

    This thread can be closed. It works when compiling and running outside eclipse. Sorry for pestering you!

    All the best,
    Anders

    in reply to: PD4ML Evaluation License – Serial number?
    #33906

    Hmm… It seems the issue is JDK-specific. We experienced that before with OpenJDK older than v9 – for some reason it print typographical dash character instead of minus, which makes the PDF code invalid:

    1.48148 0 0 ?1.48148 0 1 cm
    0 ?1 1 0 0 0 cm
    0 j
    2 J

    We implemented a workaround more than one year before, and the issue is not reproducible anymore on our side. It strange you still face with it.

    Try the JVM parameter as suggested by one of our customers:
    -Djava.locale.providers=COMPAT

    Does it change anything in your Eclipse environment?

    in reply to: PD4ML v3 to v4 migration: How to have the same rendering ?
    #33907

    Hi,

    I tried to embed the TTF to my document following the link https://pd4ml.tech/pdf-fonts/ but still have the same size (10 Ko).

    I also tried pd4ml.setHtmlWidth() for table truncation but does not solve the problem. However, pd4ml.adjustHtmlWidth(true) solved it.

    I still have 2 pages instead of one in my document.

    Could you please share the code source which you used for the document you generated?

    Regards,

    in reply to: PD4ML v3 to v4 migration: How to have the same rendering ?
    #33908

    I tried to embed the TTF to my document following the link https://pd4ml.tech/pdf-fonts/ but still have the same size (10 Ko).

    Try to invoke pd4ml.setLogLevel(255) and inspect the log output for possible font reading/embedding errors.

    I also tried pd4ml.setHtmlWidth() for table truncation but does not solve the problem. However, pd4ml.adjustHtmlWidth(true) solved it.

    adjustHtmlWidth() is an automated version of setHtmlWidth(). Just try to increase setHtmlWidth() parameter in small amounts until you achieved acceptable scale factor and layout.

    You may also run PD4ML in GUI mode and experiment with htmlWidth parameter by a resizing the app window:
    #running-pd4ml-as-a-gui-application

    in reply to: Licensing / Purchasing of PD4ML
    #33909

    Hi,

    we want to renew our license to migrate to v4. Unfortunately I can’t find any detailed license descriptions so I’m unsure about what happens after the maintenance time elapsed. Is the activation key still usable? If yes are there any version restrictions (like no updates anymore after maintenance is gone)?

    Would highly appreciate if you could clear this up for me.

    Best Wishes
    Jochen Gojowsky

    in reply to: License renewal – usage after maintenance time
    #33910

    Hi! For the renewal please contact sales@ pd4ml com – we’ll provide you with the instructions and the order link.

    With PD4ML v4 license you’ll get a license key, which is valid for all PD4ML versions released before the maintenance period expired (3 months since purchase date for single PD4ML licenses and 1 year for others).

    If by accident your build script pulled the newest release from PD4ML Maven repository after the maintenance is expired, it is going to switch PD4ML to evaluation mode. In the case you would only need to remove the version and download the one released before the maintenance expiration.

    in reply to: License renewal – usage after maintenance time
    #33911

    Thank you very much for your fast response. We just renewed for three years.

    in reply to: License renewal – usage after maintenance time
    #33912

    Thank you!

    in reply to: Technical questions / Troubleshooting
    #33914

    Hi,

    I got a problem while embedding fonts via @font-face property in style block. First time called it works like a charm, but any times after it tries to get the font from cache and fails which leads to ‘?’ output in the pdf.
    Version 4.0.7 on Windows 10/Windows Server 2016

    Due to my previous post was not appearing, I moved the code and log output to files.

    This is first time call (working as expected) log output with loglevel LOG_ALL: first_try.txt
    This is second time call (producing ‘?’ instead of icon) log output with loglevel LOG_ALL: second_try.txt

    Would be great if you could check this out and propably provide me a workaround.

    Greetings
    Jochen Gojowsky

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    in reply to: font-face problems with caching
    #33917

    Example HTML as txt due to .html is not allowed.

    in reply to: font-face problems with caching
    #33918

    Thank you for the report, Jochen!
    We’ll try to reproduce the issue on our side and let you know.

    T1
      in reply to: Technical questions / Troubleshooting
      #33919

      Hello,

      We have the following problem: the attached html renders normally in Chrome, but when the PDF is created with pd4ml-4.0.6fx4 (or earlier versions) there is a white vertical line between Heading 1 and 2, ruining the grey background.

      Is there a possible workaround?

      T1
        in reply to: White vertical line between table header cells
        #33920

        Reattached attachment in txt format (please rename to html).

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