Re: [css2xslfo-support] css2fopnew1_3.jar gives ConfigurationException

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Hi Brad,

I indeed forgot to mention the class name, which is necessary
to build the command-line, in the manual. Thanks for reporting it.

In the table columns you can use the "1*" syntax for the width
attribute. The "pcw" unit is for setting the width property in
a CSS style sheet.

Best regards,

Werner.

Brad Clements wrote:
> On 13 Mar 2006 at 12:01, Werner Donn=E9 wrote:
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>> Hi Brad,
>>
>> The command-line in my script is as follows:
>>
>> fop=3D/var/local/fop-0.91beta
>> java -Xbootclasspath/p:/var/local/saxon-8.4/saxon8.jar -cp \
>>   $fop/build/fop.jar:$fop/lib/avalon-framework-4.2.0.jar:$fop/lib/bati
>>   k-all-1.6.jar:$fop/lib/commons-io-1.1.jar:$fop/lib/commons-logging-1
>>   .0.4.jar:$fop/lib/serializer-2.7.0.jar:$fop/lib/css2fopnew.jar \
>>   be.re.css.CSSToFOPNew $*
>>
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> Thanks, that solved the problem.
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> I keep forgetting that using -cp with java disables -jar
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> The css_to_xslfo_manual doesn't mention be.re.css.CSSToFOPNew class, it
> says:
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> For fop 0.20.5:
>> java -jar css2fop.jar url_or_filename <options>
> For fop 0.91beta you should create a classpath with css2fopnew.jar,
> fop.jar and all
> the jar files in the fop lib directory.
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> So, java newbies like me kinda skip over the fact that -jar won't work
> with -cp
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>> Regarding to your second problem, have you set a width on the "col"
>> elements?
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> Yes
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> <col width=3D"50%" />
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> All my widths are in %, should I use pcw instead?
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