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  • Followup: RE: Tags Not Supported by UJAC

    EDITED : Hi Everyone, I tried using <em> and <strong> tag in the data for generating the PDF using UJAC. But this resulted in exception. I tried by creating custom tags for these, and it worked. But I don't have any idea about how many such tags are not supported by UJAC and needs to be declared as custom tags. Any help or clue on this would be of great help. Thanks...

    2009-11-13 05:38:41 UTC by gurrjit

  • Tags Not Supported by UJAC

    Hi Everyone, I tried using and tag in the data for generating the PDF using UJAC. But this resulted in exception. I tried by creating custom tags for these, and it worked. But I don't have any idea about how many such tags are not supported by UJAC and needs to be declared as custom tags. Any help or clue on this would be of great help. Thanks Everyone.

    2009-11-11 13:17:42 UTC by gurrjit

  • Problem with paragraph tag in ujac 1.0

    [Avatar] 2009-11-04 06:25:59 CET Hello, The following piece of code works fine for ujac 0.9.25 but for ujac 1.0.0 the alignment is not correct. please suggest. ..... This is not working.

    2009-11-04 10:27:34 UTC by naresh84

  • Problem with paragraph tag in Ujac 1.0

    Hello, The following piece of code works fine for ujac 0.9.25 but for ujac 1.0.0 the alignment is not correct. please suggest. <cell halign="right">.....<cell> This is not working. <document size="A4" rotate="true" margin-left="50" margin-right="50" margin-top="103" margin-bottom="55"> <font-def.

    2009-11-04 05:25:59 UTC by naresh84

  • Followup: RE: Alignment issues with table for ujac 1.0.0

    Hello, I found out that in Ujac 1.0, paragraph is not taking the alignment of its parent element while in Ujac 0.9, the <paragraph> is taking the alignment of its parent element. Regards, Chinnikrishna.

    2009-11-03 12:58:08 UTC by naresh84

  • Alignment issues with table for ujac 1.0.0

    Hello, The following piece of code works fine for ujac 0.9.25 but for ujac 1.0.0 the alignment is not correct. please suggest. <cell halign="right">.....<cell> This is not working. <document size="A4" rotate="true" margin-left="50" margin-right="50" margin-top="103" margin-bottom="55">...

    2009-11-03 12:21:40 UTC by naresh84

  • Followup: RE: Problem with Segment tag .

    Hi Martin, Thanks for the suggestion. I am trying it. I will come back to you if any problem persists. Thanks and Regards, Naresh.

    2009-10-29 13:20:34 UTC by naresh84

  • Followup: RE: Problem with Segment tag .

    Hi, This seems to be happening because the style attributes map is not being initialised for the segment tag as its parent (macro-def) is a non-printing tag. As a quick workaround add the following null check code in BaseDocumentTag.java : public boolean isStyleAttributeDefined(String name) { if (styleAttributes == null) { return false; } Object...

    2009-10-28 17:06:56 UTC by hillenm

  • Problem with Segment tag .

    Hi, I am updating ujac from version 0.9.25a to 1.0.0. The following piece of code works fine with 0.9.25a <module> <macro-def name="xxx"> <parameter-def name="parameters" type="object" /> <!-- CONTENT --> <segment margin-left="25" margin-right="25" margin-top="55"...

    2009-10-28 14:38:21 UTC by naresh84

  • Followup: RE: page footers

    Hi, Changing the number of rows in the table in your example also changes the start position of the table which doesn't seem correct. I checked the code and it computes the vertical position when writing the header/footer table in the same way for the header and footer which I don't think is right. So...try this: In HeaderFooterPartTag.java add the following /** *...

    2009-10-15 19:12:03 UTC by hillenm

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