#29202

UnDecoding Base64 the string:
ev8iAAAABwAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABiYXJjb2RlAA==

gives:zÿ”����������������������barcode�

with the text “barcode” at the end (that comes from the final part of the string AABiYXJjb2RlAA==)

In fact that field is a BARCODE…

even though this doesn’t help me :-< -t-

#29203

The garbage looks like UTF-8 wrongly interpreted as Latin-1. Should be solvable with an XSL adjustment. Could you please publish a DXL sample, which causes such problem?

#29204

thanks for the quick answer

the code I use is:

Document tmp = db.createDocument();
RichTextItem rti = tmp.createRichTextItem("PD4MLBody");
doc.renderToRTItem(rti);
DxlExporter dxl = session.createDxlExporter();
dxl.setConvertNotesBitmapsToGIF(true);  => in this case il useless
dxl.setOutputDOCTYPE(false); => tried with (true) but is the same

String xml = dxl.exportDxl(tmp);

and the string “xml” contains

<tablecell borderwidth='0px 0px 2px 2px'>
<pardef id='25' align='center' rightmargin='3.8229in' keepwithnext='true'
keeptogether='true'/>
<par def='25'><run><font size='36pt' name='IDAutomationHI25M' truetype='false'
familyid='70'/>ÀU+!!$Ã</run>

<compositedata type='65402' prevtype='65413'
nexttype='65413' afterparcount='4'>
ev8iAAAABwAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABiYXJjb2RlAA==
</compositedata>

</par></tablecell>

where the last part has something to do with the Base64 Encode of the Barcode.

I don’t know how to export a DXL in a different way … sorry

-t-

#29205

Could you please send the entire DXL and its resulting PDF to support pd4ml com?

I tried to convert the snippet you sent with our actual XSL and it printed only “ÀU+!!$Ô (well, we do not have the needed barcode font to test). Base64 portion has been suppressed by <xsl:template match="d:compositedata" /> directive.

#29206

here you are

I attach PDF, xls, xml, html.

We had PD4ML 3.6.0, now we’re performing the test with 3.8.1

You are very kind :->

tommaso spazzali

#29207

I converted the DXL with the actual XSL and as for me it seems to be correct (except a missing barcode font issue).

I have attached the conversion result and the XSL stylesheet (which can be also taken from the actual Dxl2Pdf package: https://pd4ml.com/command-line-dxl-to-pdf-converter.htm )

#29208

It’s true, it works

thanks really a lot!

tommaso

#29029

<pd4ml:transform
screenWidth="<%=screenWidth1 %>"
pageFormat="<%=pageFormat %>"
pageOrientation="<%=pageOrientation %>"
pageInsets="1,1,1,1,points"
enableImageSplit="false"
fileName="c:report.pdf">

<jsp:include page="<%=clickUrl %>" >
<jsp:param name="dbConnVar" value="<%=dbConnVar%>" />
</jsp:include>

</pd4ml:transform>

#29030

Could you please add enable=”false” attribute to <pd4ml:transform> and to generate a HTML with the JSP placeholders substituted with a dynamic content. Save the HTML from a web browser and publish it here (or send to support pd4ml com)

#29148

I’ve tried with a new 381 version.
The problem appearly isn’t solved, according with hardcopies of PDF file.

#29149

I sent a email with all evidences and files.

#27277

I’m trying to put header and footer put through java, how can I do this?

#27278

With PD4ML Pro it can be done like that:

PD4PageMark footer = new PD4PageMark();
footer.setHtmlTemplate("<font color="red"><i>page $[page] of $[total]</i></font>");
footer.setAreaHeight(-1);
pd4ml.setPageFooter(footer);

Use pd4ml.setPageHeader() for headers.

#27279

Hi Folks,

when I already tried this, but it no works.
When I put footer and header, only header appears.

Thanks in advance.

#27280

Which PD4ML version do you currently use? It can be checked in Document properties of any PDF, generated with the library.

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