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How to generate PS file using fop and Java, I want to merge multiple PS file into a single PS file using Java.

I have tried to generate PS file using fop but I am getting font embedded like some hex code such as:

currentfile eexec
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FE24F7AC6E7BD0A74CF29EBBA568F06579E7B94525361F129F4F81EE9D544CFEFB99016F6E9A016E
B88F88C24726C9A599025E44462A175261626CE6EBAFB69756CC45D96FA04CF97B4A02B39C9F19C2
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PostScript is a programming language, there is no simple means to 'merge' two PostScript programs.

For many cases simply appending one program to the end of another will work, but there are PostScript programs which will defeat this simple-minded approach.

I don't understand why you have a problem with an embedded font, its part of the PostScript program and its going to need it.

Perhaps if you explained what you actually want to achieve, or at least why you want to 'merge' PostScript programs, it might be possible to help you.

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  • Thanks for reply Kens. embedded font means font family is coming in postscript that's fine but i want to remove "currentfile eexec" from file. Merge: my requirement is like that to merge 2-3 ps file in one ps like pdf. i have done for pdf but this PS file not able to do. I am using confg file to generate ps by using fop and mime type postscript and pls suggest me any tool name that provide view of multiple pages for ps. currently i am using Ghostscript studio to view or edit the ps file. Thanks – user3510731 Oct 07 '16 at 09:05
  • My confic file:false – user3510731 Oct 07 '16 at 09:06
  • I do not understand why you would want to remove currentfile eexec from the PostScript program, if you do that it will break. There is no 'Ghostscript studio' that I'm aware of. Ghostscritp certainly will render PostScript, to a variety of devices. I'm afraid your config file means nothing to me. As I said, PostScript is a programming language, PostScript files are programs, you can't reasonably expect to alter them without understanding the language. – KenS Oct 07 '16 at 14:44
  • Thanks for reply, removing of currentfile due to file size, but now i understand its not worth to remove this font setting. how to merge two ps file into single one using java. their is any option for merge in java. – user3510731 Oct 12 '16 at 07:32
  • FWIW the 'currentfile eexec' is in fact the embedded font, hence why I say if you remove that section the program won't work as expected. I can't help you at all with Java. – KenS Oct 12 '16 at 13:06
  • Thanks kens, i got solution for merge using java. – user3510731 Oct 13 '16 at 11:39