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"nbhatia" wrote:
1) I don't see images copied over from src\main\resources\shared\images to target
"steve.ebersole@jboss.com" wrote:
Why would they be?

Steve, I tried the imageResource configuration as suggested by you. I am running into couple of problems:

1) It only copies the files from the specified directory, not the directory structure. My resource directory structure is shown below. Is there any way to copy the entire structure?

src/main/resources/
 shared/
 css/
 *.css
 images/
 magicdraw/
 *.jpg
 argouml/
 *.jpg
 misc

target
 docbook
 html
 html_single
 shared
 images

Steve,

Please ignore my previous post. I have resolved most of the issues by simplifying my directory structure.

1) I realized that the image directory structure can be copied using **/* syntax in imageResource tag. So this is not an issue any more.

2) Instead of sharing images and css between html and html_single, I am using the default layout of the plugin, i.e. images and css under html and html_single directories. Although this consumes more space, it does make the two output directories self contained.

3) Because of the above decision, image and css paths have now simplified from "../shared/images/xyz.jpg" to simply "xyz.jpg". As a result FOP is no longer giving a MalformedURLException. Yeah!

The only minor issue I have right now is with the html and html_single output. The images and css are currently output at the root level. I would like them to be pushed one level down - under images and css directories - just like they are in staging. Is it possible to do this? I tried to play with "imagesDirectory" and "cssDirectry" elements described under Usage (http://labs.jboss.com/maven-jdocbook-plugin/usage.html), but that didn't help. I think these elements apply only to the staging directory, but they don't seem to be doing anything to the staging directory either.

One more thing. When processing the PDF, I am getting the following error:

[INFO] [jdocbook:generate]
[INFO] building formatting result [D:\ProjectsTest\DocBook\andromda-tutorial-java\target\docbook\pdf\andromda-tutorial-java.pdf]
Aug 18, 2007 2:07:07 PM org.apache.fop.fo.flow.ExternalGraphic bind
SEVERE: Image not available: url(1)

 <xsl:param name="custom.titlepage.img">1</xsl:param>
 ...
 <xsl:call-template name="fo-external-image">
 <xsl:with-param name="filename" select="$custom.titlepage.img"/>
 </xsl:call-template>

Answering question #1 myself :-). All I needed to do was to specify the image name in the fopdf.xsl (just replaced the "1" with the image name):

 <xsl:param name="custom.titlepage.img">shared/TitlePageLogo.jpg</xsl:param>

Inspite of setting

 <xsl:param name="custom.titlepage.img">shared/TitlePageLogo.jpg</xsl:param>

[INFO] [jdocbook:generate]
[DEBUG] Found docbook version : 1.72.0
[DEBUG] starting formatting [html_single]
[DEBUG] preparing target file [index.html]
[DEBUG] enforcing retention of relative image URIs
[DEBUG] starting formatting [html]
[DEBUG] preparing target file [index.html]
[DEBUG] enforcing retention of relative image URIs
[DEBUG] Chunking output.
[DEBUG] starting formatting [pdf]
[DEBUG] preparing target file [andromda-tutorial-java.pdf]
[DEBUG] setting 'img.src.path' [D:\ProjectsTest\DocBook\andromda-tutorial-java\target\staging/images/]
[DEBUG] enforcing retention of relative image URIs
[INFO] building formatting result [D:\ProjectsTest\DocBook\andromda-tutorial-java\target\docbook\pdf\andromda-tutorial-java.pdf]
Aug 19, 2007 11:55:35 AM org.apache.fop.fo.flow.ExternalGraphic bind
SEVERE: Image not available: url(shared/TitlePageLogo.jpg)

 <imagedata fileref="shared/AndromdaArchJava.jpg" format="JPG" align="center"/>