
I tried the transformation, but the file is too long to be handled in a reasonable memory space. I get OutOfMemoryError. We'll need to make some optimisations in the editor. Thank your for reporting this. Dan Sean Wheller wrote:
Any idea why I get corrupt pdf for that long file?
Sean Wheller
--- Dan Caprioara <dan@oxygenxml.com> wrote:
I have compiled a new version of the editor, that can turn on the FOP output, so you can see the error messages in the results panel.
The jar is located here:
http://www.oxygenxml.com/update/oxygenFOPOutput.jar
Please download it into the lib directory of your installation, backup your oxygen.jar, then rename the new jar as oxygen.jar.
To activate the new feature, select the Options/Preferences/FO processor/ Enable built-in FOP output checkbox.
Note that this version has a changed licensing mechanism. I will send you a new license through the email.
Let me know what is the output of the FOP. (or at least the last lines)
Regards, Dan
Sean Wheller wrote:
Hello, when I transform a Docbook XML document to
I cannot open it as it seems to be corrupt.
The document is well-formed and valid. Transformations using (saxon and xalan) > apache
fop
both output a PDF file, but both are corrupt.
Any ideas how I may id what is going wrong.
The only things special about the document are:
it uses background textobjects <programlisting> <textobject> <textdata fileref="path/to/file.asp"/> </textobject> </programlisting>
it uses inside programlisting <![CDATA[ Some xml representation. ]]>
The document is 115262 lines.
Sean Wheller
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