Ok Peter, but... it works for my purpose: create a PDF. And it's the goal we
all want to reach. Even with FOP. No?
JP
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Objet : Re: [xsl] FOP : consumption memory
Is this the one you're talking about?
Xml2Pdf is a small utility that allows converting xml files into pdf. This
is not a generic converter but rather a set of 3 specific converters: DVD,
comics, and fables. The convertions (sic) are made using the iTextSharp
library.
If so, there's your answer: This is not a generic converter but rather a set
of 3 specific converters: DVD, comics, and fables.
Peter West
"Is not this the carpenter's son?"
On 16 Aug 2014, at 12:34 am, Jean-Pierre Lamon jpl(_at_)ngscan(_dot_)com
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Hi All,
I know, difficult to say without having the source, but could someone
explain me why FOP crashes, hangs (memory ?) for relative big documents and
a free small tool like XML2PDF render the PDF perfectly and this,
dramatically quicker compare to FOP.
I?ve tried to play with JAVA memory etc? no way.
Thanks and regards
JP
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