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SETUP_WINWARD_ON_LINUX
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a. The following command is entered at a shell prompt, in the directory the WindwardReports.jar file is located, to test the availability of the new font:
#*The following command is entered at a shell prompt, in the directory the WindwardReports.jar file is located, to test the availability of the new font:
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b. The output is a list of fonts that Windward will be able to make use of. If the Arial font is not in the list, it will be substituted in the PDF output with an equivalent font [most likely Helvetica].
4. IF the font is not in the list, upload the four font files into the $JAVA_HOME/lib/fonts directory and test again (Step 3). Since Linux can have multiple versions of Java installed at the same time, these may need to be repeated for each Java home until the font appears in the list.
#*The output is a list of fonts that Windward will be able to make use of. If the Arial font is not in the list, it will be substituted in the PDF output with an equivalent font [most likely Helvetica].
#IF the font is not in the list, upload the four font files into the $JAVA_HOME/lib/fonts directory and test again (Step 3). Since Linux can have multiple versions of Java installed at the same time, these may need to be repeated for each Java home until the font appears in the list.
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Windward Configuration
!!Windward Configuration
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Configuration File
!Configuration File
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1. “font.files” should be set to the location of all TTF files. For example:
font.files=/usr/local/share/fonts/TTF/*.ttf;/usr/lib/java-1.5.0/jdk1.5.0_11/jre/lib/fonts/*.ttf
2. “'pdf.font_level” should be set to 2 to have the PDF file contain the font itself. For example:
pdf.font_level=2
3. “line.break” is required to be set as internal and thus must be uncommented. For example:
line.break=internal
#“font.files” should be set to the location of all TTF files. For example:\\font.files=/usr/local/share/fonts/TTF/*.ttf;/usr/lib/java-1.5.0/jdk1.5.0_11/jre/lib/fonts/*.ttf
#“'pdf.font_level” should be set to 2 to have the PDF file contain the font itself. For example:\\pdf.font_level=2
#“line.break” is required to be set as internal and thus must be uncommented. For example:\\line.break=internal
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Test
This properties file is only read by the application server during the initial start up of the application server instances, thus you must restart both the 'home' instance and the OC4J instance that is running ePersonality.
After the application server instance has been restarted, log into ePersonality and run any Windward report, generating a PDF file. Open the resulting output file and verify the fonts used from the Files/Properties dialog.
!Test
This properties file is only read by the application server during the initial start up of the application server instances, thus you must restart both the 'home' instance and the OC4J instance that is running [{$applicationname}].\\
After the application server instance has been restarted, log into [{$applicationname}] and run any Windward report, generating a PDF file. Open the resulting output file and verify the fonts used from the Files/Properties dialog.
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