Rendering Using Internal Graphics Code Rendering Using Native Graphics Subsystem
2.3.7 Configuring Rendering Options on UNIX
This section covers the following topics: ■ Rendering Using Internal Graphics Code on page 2-25 ■ Rendering Using Native Graphics Subsystem on page 2-252.3.7.1 Rendering Using Internal Graphics Code
When running Inbound Refinery on Linux or Solaris SPARC and creating multi-page TIFF files or thumbnails, by default Outside In uses its internal graphics code to render fonts and graphics. Therefore, access to a running X Window System display server X Server and the presence of either Motif Solaris or LessTif Linux is not required. The system only needs to be able to locate usable fonts. Fonts are not provided with Outside In. For information about setting the path to usable fonts, see Specifying the Font Path on page 2-26.2.3.7.2 Rendering Using Native Graphics Subsystem
To configure Inbound Refinery so that Image Export uses the operating system’s native graphics subsystem to render fonts and graphics instead of its internal graphics code, complete the following steps: 1. Log into the Inbound Refinery computer as the Inbound Refinery user. 2. Make sure the Inbound Refinery computer has access to a running X Window System display server X Server and the presence of either Motif Solaris or LessTif Linux. 3. Ensure that the DISPLAY variable in the Inbound Refinery startup script .profile, .login, .bashrc, etc. points to the running X server. For example: DISPLAY=:0.0 export DISPLAY 4. Source the new .profile for example, using usrbinsh, run the command: ..profile 5. Give Outside In Image Export permission to use the running X Server with the following command: xhost +localhost 6. Lock the console, leaving the Inbound Refinery user logged in. 7. Log into the refinery.8. Select Conversion Settings then Third-Party Application Settings. The
Third-Party Application Settings Page is displayed.9. Click Options under the General OutsideIn Filter Options section.
10. Select Use native operating system’s native graphics subsystem.
11. Click Update.
2-26 Administrators Guide for Conversion2.3.8 Specifying the Font Path
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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» About Inbound Refinery Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Inbound Refinery Conversion Options and Related Components
» Inbound Refinery Process Overview
» About Content Server and Refinery Providers Adding Refinery Providers
» Editing the Refinery IP Security Filter Setting Classpath to OpenOffice Class Files
» Setting Library Path for UNIX Platform
» Overview Configuring Content Servers to Send Jobs to Refineries
» About Conversions Configuring Content Servers to Send Jobs to Refineries
» Passing Content Items Through the Refinery and Failed Conversions About MIME Types
» Launching Configuration Manager Adding File Formats Editing File Formats
» Using the File Formats Wizard Configuring the Content Server for PassThru Files
» Configuring the Content Server Refinery Conversion Options
» Refinery Conversion Job Status Page IBR Provider Status Page
» About Conversion Settings Configuring Refinery Conversion Settings
» About Thumbnails Configuring Refinery Conversion Settings
» Setting Accepted Conversions Setting Multi-Page TIFF Files as the Primary Web-Viewable Rendition
» Setting Up Thumbnails Configuring Refinery Conversion Settings
» Rendering Using Internal Graphics Code Rendering Using Native Graphics Subsystem
» About Agents About Refinery Logs
» Managing Refinery Conversion Queues
» Viewing Refinery Configuration Information Viewing Refinery System Audit Information
» Using the System Properties Utility Using the Component Wizard Utility
» Active Virus Scanning and Inbound Refinery Changing the Date Format
» Installing a Distiller Engine and PDF Printer Configuring Third-Party Application Settings
» Overview Setting Up Headless Mode on a Windows Host
» About Converting Microsoft Office Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft Word Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft Excel Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft PowerPoint Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft Visio Files to PDF
» Using Relative versus Absolute Links in Office Documents
» Troubleshooting Process for PDF Conversion Issues
» Common Conversion Issues Troubleshooting PDF Conversion Problems
» Microsoft Word Files Wont Convert Microsoft Excel Files Wont Convert
» Supported Conversion Applications Supported Streaming Servers Supported Input Formats
» Configuring For Image Conversion Modifying the Content Server Configuration File
» Understanding Image Rendition Sets
» Defining Image Rendition Sets
» extraRendition_definitions.hda File Structure
» Installing FlipFactory Installing Digital Asset Manager Video Plug-ins
» Ensuring the JDOM Library is Installed for FlipFactory 6.0 Sharing Directories with FlipFactory
» Setting the Conversion Engine Shared Directory Path
» Configuring Default File Placement Locations
» Configuring Specific File Placement Locations
» Using Streaming Servers Defining Video Rendition Sets
» Creating and Configuring Factories in FlipFactory
» Editing the Video File Type Configuration Table Setting the Default Video Format Preferences
» Enabling Plug-in Debugging Logs
» Configuring Content Servers to Send Jobs to Inbound Refinery Setting Accepted Conversions
» Setting XML Files as the Primary Web-Viewable Rendition
» Setting XML Files as an Additional Rendition Setting Up XSL Transformation
» Click Check In. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» XML Converter Won’t Process Any Files
» Using the File Formats Wizard
» Configuring CVista PdfCompressor OCR Languages
» Installation Problems General Conversion Problems CVista PdfCompressor Conversion Problems
» PDF Thumbnailing and Viewing Problems
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