Re: [docbook-apps] Re: [docbook] Embedding XML schema into DocBook document

Hi Michael, 

I think the issue is not how much memory you have on your machine, but 
how much memory is available to the JVM. I followed the instructions here http://xml.apache.org/fop/running.html#memory and 
modified my .bat file so using the -Xmx option to allocate more memory to 
the JVM and that fixed the problem for me.

 

Allison 

  
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  Michael Valent 

  
To: Allison Bloodworth 

  
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Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 4:18 
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Subject: [docbook-apps] Re: [docbook] 
  Embedding XML schema into DocBook document

  

Hello Allison, 
  

> I finally 
  got the wrap to work on my .pdf file when I downloaded & used the new 
  DocBook XSL stylesheets, saxon, and
Apache FOP (although FOP couldn't 
  handle my images & I got an out of memory error...I'm still working on 
  that). 

I got this out of memory error too 
  (the pictures were o.k., after I changed the ../gfx/ images path to a gfx/ and 
  moved the images dirctory accordingly). Until now, we did not find a solution 
  here, but we could locate the problem more closely: We are doing a <set> 
  with some 50 subfiles (3 books and a lot of chapters) and a structure down to 
  <sect5> and <simplesect>. 

The 
  error occured as soon as <sect4> was included into the pdf generation 
  (rendering only down to <sect3> worked). Furthermore, the "out of 
  memory" must be a false error / FOP bug, as my (Win XP) machine has 1 gig RAM 
  and the usage never exceeded some 320 MB. 

Any idea? 

Greetings, 

Michael 
  

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Hi Jirka,

Thanks very much for your advice! I finally got 
  the wrap to work on my .pdf
file when I downloaded & used the new 
  DocBook XSL stylesheets, saxon, and
Apache FOP (although FOP couldn't 
  handle my images & I got an out of memory
error...I'm still working on 
  that). I think the problem getting it to work
in XML Mind was the fact that 
  although their param.xsl stylesheet had the
monospace.verbatim.properties 
  attribute-set, it didn't have the wrap-option
attribute at all...I had 
  added it. Whereas in the new (ver 1.66.1) DocBook
stylesheets, it already 
  had the wrap-option attribute; I just changed the
value to "wrap". When I 
  did the transform in saxon and fop using the old XML
Mind stylesheets where 
  I had added the attribute, the programlistings didn't
wrap.

Two last 
  questions if you would be so kind as to give me a one more push in
the 
  right direction:
1) Does changing the wrap-option on this attribute-set 
  only affect
"programlisting"?
2) Is there a way to fix this problem in 
  the html? I tried adding the
declaration to 
  docbook-xsl-1.66.1/html/param.xsl, but got a stylesheet
compile error that 
  said "No attribute-set exists named monospace.properties"

Thanks very 
  much,
Allison
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jirka Kosek" 
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To: "Allison Bloodworth" 
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Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 12:34 
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Subject: Re: [docbook] Embedding XML schema into DocBook 
  document

Allison Bloodworth wrote:

> I did find it and 
  make this modification in the fo/params.xsl file:
>
> 
  <xsl:attribute-set name="monospace.verbatim.properties"
> 
  use-attribute-sets="verbatim.properties monospace.properties">
> 
    <xsl:attribute 
  name="text-align">start</xsl:attribute>
>  <!-- Allison 
  added wrap-option 10/05/04 to make programlisings wrap-->
> 
   <xsl:attribute 
  name="wrap-option">wrap</xsl:attribute>
> 
  </xsl:attribute-set>
>
> However when I generated the pdf, 
  it didn't make a difference.

This should work. But I would recommend 
  you to try do PDF genereation
outside your editor to test whether editor 
  really uses stylesheets from
location where you have made 
  changes.

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