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Problem with printing a Gantt chart

2909204Aug 12 2015 — edited Aug 17 2015

I'm using JDev 12.1.3.0.0

I follow this article https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/adf/develop-faces/dvt-gantt-charts.htm#ADFUI542 (Section 26.5.4) to print the gantt chart. When I click the printer icon, the gantt chart is exported to a PDF file. But the employee column's value is not displayed (it should be the name of employee) (please see the image below).

1547-pdf-1.PNG

Then I tried to change the width of that column but it isn't displayed anymore.

1547-pdf-2.PNG

Any ideas is appreciate ? Thanks in advance.

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807603
Open a FileOutputStream then read the InputStream a buffer at a time and write to the FileOutputStream.

P.S. Class java.io.File represents a handle on the file and not the content of the file.

Edited by: sabre150 on Jan 28, 2008 2:22 PM
807603
Hi,
Sorry for not presenting my problem correctly.
What i need is a File object handler for a file in the classpath if the name of the file present in the classpath is given.
( I was able to get the content of the file using classloader, but i actually need a handle to the file itself.)
807603
Use getResource() instead of getResourceAsStream(). This way you get an URI which you can use in the constructor of java.io.File.
807603
Hi thanks !
I was able to get URL by that method, and I now use 
File f = new File(url.toString)
and it works !

I had one more concern, will the above case fail in any situation ?
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