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If you use some special fonts in the Bip report, these fonts are not in the JRE font library, the results of the BIP report are incorrect, and the most typical example is the printing of barcode fonts.
If I use the Code39 font design barcode display in the RTF template
However, after running in the Oracle EBS Environment, the format of the barcode font is lost:
This is because the FO engine can not find the appropriate font when generating the report, but the result of using the default font, in order to solve this problem, you need to define the font conversion:
1, under the responsibility of XML Publisher Administrator, first upload the font file
2, under the responsibility of XML Publisher Administrator, define the font conversion mapping set
Since our templates use Rich Text format, the type needs to choose FO to PDF
3, under the responsibility of XML Publisher Administrator, define the Font transformation mapping relationship
Enter the font Family, which can open the fonts file to view
Select style and weight based on the use of fonts in the template
If you need to decide to use font mapping based on locale, fill in language and territory, which are not available for all speech environments
4, after defining the font mapping, modify the configuration of the Bip template file
After querying the definition of the Bip template, click the Edit Configuration button in the upper-right corner
Expand the FO Processing section, set the font mapping set to the set of fonts defined above
Run the Bip report again with the following results, which are the results that are designed in the template:
Any predefined fonts that are not provided by Oracle EBS are used in our template files to generate PDF reports, and you need to define font mappings to complete the printing of special characters through the steps described above.
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