Hi,
I'm trying to create PDF using Java API but somehow the images got dropped from the PDF. I was able to create PDF along with image using the desktop version however. I hope somebody can shed some lights on this.
My scenario:
CSS:
image
{
content: attr("src", url)
}
XML:
<image src="images\photo1.tif"/>
xml location: http://localhost/test/myfile.xml
image location: http://localhost/test/images/*.tif
Error log shows:
Thu May 20 15:33:13 2010: \images\photo1.tif: warning: can't open input file: No such file or directory
Thu May 20 15:33:13 2010: \images\photo2.tif: warning: can't open input file: No such file or directory
I'm thinking of using full URL in CSS, but keep the path in XML as the relative path. How do I add prefix "http://localhost/test" to the content: attr("src", url) so it will find the images by the full URL?
Maybe I'm missing something, please advice.
Thank you for your time.
- s.w.a
I'm trying to create PDF using Java API but somehow the images got dropped from the PDF. I was able to create PDF along with image using the desktop version however. I hope somebody can shed some lights on this.
My scenario:
CSS:
image
{
content: attr("src", url)
}
XML:
<image src="images\photo1.tif"/>
xml location: http://localhost/test/myfile.xml
image location: http://localhost/test/images/*.tif
Error log shows:
Thu May 20 15:33:13 2010: \images\photo1.tif: warning: can't open input file: No such file or directory
Thu May 20 15:33:13 2010: \images\photo2.tif: warning: can't open input file: No such file or directory
I'm thinking of using full URL in CSS, but keep the path in XML as the relative path. How do I add prefix "http://localhost/test" to the content: attr("src", url) so it will find the images by the full URL?
Maybe I'm missing something, please advice.
Thank you for your time.
- s.w.a