It sounds like there is some content being converted into PDF that is not valid on acrobat 6 or 7. It would be great if you could help us investigate this issue a little bit by,

a) generate the pdf that failing, and rather than opening it from within your browser, save it to disk and then open it. I have seen reports that mention this error in the same sentence as problems with the IE pdf plugin.
b) can you try to isolate the page/pages that are causing the problem. ie, when you find a PDF file that is generating this error, remove some of the pages until you have narrowed down the offending page(s). If possible, can you send us the wiki text of those pages. This will allow us to isolate wiki markup that is responsible for causing the invalid PDF content. Alternatively, if you dont have time for this, is it possible to send us the space backup for a space that is consistently generating this error?

Regards,
-Daniel

Please see the attached png image and pdf.

thanks,
os.

we have tested a single page pdf export with the image you attached to this issue and it was no problem to open the resulting pdf in Acrobat Reader 6.0 on Windows XP. Have you tried a single page export to see if the page with the image included is failing to be opened in Acrobat?

Would you be able to provide a space backup so we could try to reproduce the problem locally?

Where did you get the idea that the image is the root of the problem?

Cheers,
Jens

I must admit to not being able to find the button to export a single page - where should it be?

But I've done an 'export space', restricting the export to that single page, and it won't load when exported.

If I load the image into an editor and resave with a different DPI, then upload to confluence and export exactly the same page, then the pdf works fine.

cheers,
os.

You can find a little pdf icon at the top right of every page underneath the search button. This allows you to export the page to pdf with one click.
However, I have tried to make a single page export via the space export and were also able to view the pdf in Acrobat Reader 6.0.

Can you attach the created pdf document so I can try to open it over here?

Cheers,
Jens

[INFO] JAI support was not installed (read: not present at build time). Trying to use Jimi instead
[ERROR] Error in XObject : Error while loading image file://var/lib/confluence/temp/export_07292005_175825/mat_create.png : class ja
va.lang.Exception - Image error
[INFO] Parsing of document complete, stopping renderer

Some of our users have found that finding the file confluence/WEB-INF/lib/JimiProClasses.zip, renaming it to JimiProClasses.jar and then restarting Confluence actually makes the export work successfully.

However I'm quite sure JimiProClasses.zip was renamed to .jar in 1.4.1 and therefore this shouldn't be the problem. Please check it anyway whether there is a zip file or a jar.

I couldn't find any bug report regarding PNG images with a specific resolution, but the problem might well be related to Jimi since it seems to have problems loading the image. Alternatively you could install JAI [1] to see if this specific PNG format is supported by the Java Advanced Imaging API.

Hope that helps,

Cheers,
Jens

[1] Java Advanced Imaging API (http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jai/forDevelopers/jaifaq.html)

It is worth to mention dependency on JAI in Confluence documentation, since FOP information message is confusing. Version 0.20.5 does have JAI support, according to their website.

Andrew: this will be available on our main site tomorrow LA time

Thanks for letting us know.

Cheers,
Jens

If encountered, the current workaround is to install the JAI from http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jai/

David Soul

• JRocket JVM under Standalone or Tomcat
• JIMI library removed

May need to replicate as completely as possible. Possible ideas

• Ask Contegix to setup a new Conf standalone in their env
• Setup same everything locally, eg Resin, PostgreSQL, JRocket.

Dave Soul