Description of problem: I'd like to process xsl-fo including embedded mathml into pdf. fop reports errors (warnings) on "unknown formatting objects", despite me having installed the jeuclid-fo package. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): fop 0.95-5.fc14 jeuclid-fop 3.1.3-12.fc12 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Write an arbitrary FO file including MathML (such as generated when authoring DocBook with MathML. 2. invoke fop to generate pdf. Actual results: fop will issue warnings about "Unknown formatting object http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML^math" etc. The generated pdf won't contain the expected math expressions (but instead only whitespace at those spots). Expected results: Correct pdf. Additional info:
It looks like there were some changes made to FOP, I will update, test and rebuild for the new version in the next couple days. If you could attach a sample FO file that fails that would be great.
Created attachment 498337 [details] test input (FO). Brennan, thanks for the very speedy follow-up. Here is a test file demonstrating the behavior I described. I tested with `fop test.fo test.pdf` Thanks, Stefan
Brennan, the upcoming Fedora 15 release will (AFAIU) contain fop 1.0. Will the fixed jeuclid-fop work with that version, too ? Thanks, Stefan
It should work with it although I may need to do a couple patches as it is tightly connected to FOP 0.95 With Fedora 15 out today I will try to get on this. I have been unexpectedly out of town the last few weeks.
OK, great, I'm looking forward to it (as I have just upgraded to Fedora 15).
There are some java issues with the new version, and the patches that Debian is using are not all that clean. Still working on it though.
Any news on this ? Fedora 15 is now using fop-1.0. Will jeuclid-fop support this anytime soon ? Thanks,
Ping ? (I have just upgraded to Fedora 16 and things are still not working. :-( ) Current versions: fop-1.0-17 jeuclid-fop-3.1.3-14 Thanks, Stefan
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