For some reason Geoserver uses only default settings for <FONT> part of SLD file even if I change it.
I am not sure what causing this problem. This is the message that I am getting from the server.
850386 [INFO] org.geotools.renderer.style.SLDStyleFactory - Bad file name in SLDStyleFactoryArial
java.io.FileNotFoundException: Arial (No such file or directory)
GeoServer just depends on the fonts that are available from your java install. So perhaps you don't have many or any additional fonts available?
Chris
Sasha wrote:
Hi,
For some reason Geoserver uses only default settings for <FONT> part of SLD file even if I change it.
I am not sure what causing this problem. This is the message that I am getting from the server.
850386 [INFO] org.geotools.renderer.style.SLDStyleFactory - Bad file name in SLDStyleFactoryArial
java.io.FileNotFoundException: Arial (No such file or directory)
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For some reason Geoserver uses only default settings for <FONT> part of SLD file even if I change it.
I am not sure what causing this problem. This is the message that I am getting from the server.
850386 [INFO] org.geotools.renderer.style.SLDStyleFactory - Bad file name in SLDStyleFactoryArial
java.io.FileNotFoundException: Arial (No such file or directory)
This exception occurs when a font name is not properly registered in
your font subsystem.
On Windows and with the "Arial" font this should never happen (just
tested on my XP install, works fine), on Linux this happens if you don't
have the MS web fonts installed (Arial and the like are not standard
fonts, they are available by defaults only on Windows).