From: Hart, Leo (Leo.Hart@FMR.COM)
Date: Wed Oct 06 2004 - 08:22:43 PDT
That seemed to do the trick! Thanks for your help!
-----Original Message-----
From: Alexander Peshkov [mailto:peshkov@renderx.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:12 PM
To: Hart, Leo
Subject: Re: [xep-support] Transforming XmlDocument (Containing XSL-FO)
to PDF
Hello Leo,
It turns out that the problem is caused by lInReader.MoveToContent()
method call. If you remove it everything should work fine. Note that in
your code this method is useless anyway so you can remove it safely.
Best regards,
Alexander Peshkov mailto:peshkov@renderx.com
RenderX
HL> Does anyone have any advice for me on this problem? I'm currently
HL> evaluating a few different FO processors. I had no trouble getting
HL> the other ones to work, but I like the feature list of this one.
HL> Unfortunately, because of time constraints, if I can't get XEP
HL> working soon, I'll have to choose another vendor.
HL> BTW: I forgot to mention that I am using XEP.NET 3.8 on .NET 1.1.
HL> Thanks!
HL> Leo Hart
HL> -----Original Message-----
HL> From: Hart, Leo
HL> Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 4:23 PM
HL> To: xep-support@renderx.com
HL> Subject: [WARNING: This message originated from outside of Fidelity]
HL> [xep-support] Transforming XmlDocument (Containing XSL-FO) to PDF
HL> I have a function that accepts an FO document in the form of a
HL> System.Xml.XmlDocument and returns a PDF in the form of a Byte
array.
HL> Here's the function:
HL> Public Shared Function TransformXslFOToPDF(ByRef
HL> pXslFODocument As XmlDocument) As Byte()
HL> m_log.Debug("Transforming XSL-FO to PDF: " &
HL> vbCrLf & pXslFODocument.OuterXml)
HL> 'Holds the outgoing PDF stream
HL> Dim lOutStream As New MemoryStream
HL> 'Get Xmldocument into Stream
HL> Dim lInStream As New MemoryStream
HL> pXslFODocument.Save(lInStream)
HL> lInStream.Position = 0
HL> 'Get Stream into XmlReader
HL> Dim lInReader As New
XmlTextReader(lInStream)
HL> lInReader.MoveToContent()
HL> 'Configuration settings for Formatter
HL> Dim lConfigSettings As New Hashtable
HL> lConfigSettings.Add("ROOT", "C:\Program
HL> Files\RenderX\XEP.NET 3.8")
HL> 'FO Formatter
HL> Dim lFormatter As New
HL> Renderx.Xep.Formatter(lConfigSettings, Nothing)
HL> lFormatter.Format("", lInReader, lOutStream,
HL> Formatter.OUTPUT_PDF, lConfigSettings, Nothing)
HL> Return lOutStream.GetBuffer
HL> End Function
HL> And here's the FO that exists within pXslFODocument:
HL> <fo:root
HL> xmlns:rx="http://www.renderx.com/XSL/Extensions"
HL> xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format">
HL> <fo:layout-master-set>
HL> <fo:simple-page-master
HL> master-name="my-page">
HL> <fo:region-body margin="1in"
/>
HL> </fo:simple-page-master>
HL> </fo:layout-master-set>
HL> <fo:page-sequence
master-reference="my-page">
HL> <fo:flow
flow-name="xsl-region-body">
HL> <fo:block>Hello
HL> World!</fo:block>
HL> </fo:flow>
HL> </fo:page-sequence>
HL> </fo:root>
HL> When I run this test case I receive the following error:
HL> Exception: Renderx.Xep.XepInvalidOperationException
HL> Message: startDocument: Invalid XSL FO source
HL> 'file:/C:/WINDOWS/system32/': 1 error found during validation
HL> Source: Renderx.Xep.Public
HL> at
Renderx.Xep.Sax.ContentHandler.endDocument()
HL> at
HL> Renderx.Xep.Sax.Adapter.XmlReaderToSax.WriteEndDocument()
HL> at
HL> Renderx.Xep.Sax.Adapter.XmlReaderToSax.Parse()
HL> at Renderx.Xep.Formatter.Format(String
HL> sBasePath, XmlReader reader, Stream outStream, String sOutFormat,
HL> Hashtable htGenProperties, Logger logger)
HL> at
HL> Sandbox.Library.XML.Transformer.TransformXslFOToPDF(XmlDocument&
HL> pXslFODocument) in C:\Documents and Settings\a122695\My
Documents\Visual
HL> Studio
Projects\Sandbox\LibrarySandbox\Classes\XML\Transformer.vb:line
HL> 60
HL> at
Sandbox.Web.GetPDFFromXSL_FO.Page_Load(Object
HL> sender, EventArgs e) in
HL> C:\Inetpub\WWWRoot\WebSandbox\ASP\XML\GetPDFFromXSL-FO.aspx.vb:line
43
HL> I assume this is related to the fact that the sBasePath parameter in
HL> lFormatter.Format is set to a null string. I can't figure out what
I'm
HL> supposed to use this for. I've tried various different file and
http
HL> paths, but all of them error out. I just want to convert my
HL> memory-based FO document to a memory-based PDF.
HL> Any suggestions?
HL> Thanks,
HL> Leo Hart
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