Integrating font-files in java-api-alls - configuration?

Hello!
I have some integration of the BI-Publisher-API. Now we would like to manage some specials fonts. Since I have no controll-center like the EBS to say: this is my font-file, include this! So I am looking to get a smoother way.
While searching the board I found this thread:
barcode using api
There is some similar issue. But I do not understand where to put this configure-file and how to implement this into the API-calls.
Can anyone help me?
My current procedure to process the document looks like this:
     private void processPDFOutput(InputStream xmlDataInputStream, InputStream xslTemplateInputStream) throws XDOException {
          pdfOutputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
          FOProcessor foProcessor = new FOProcessor();
         foProcessor.setData(xmlDataInputStream);
         foProcessor.setTemplate(xslTemplateInputStream);
         foProcessor.setOutput(pdfOutputStream);
         foProcessor.setOutputFormat(FOProcessor.FORMAT_PDF);
         Properties cfgProps = new Properties();
         cfgProps.put("xslt._XDOTIMEZONE", "'Europe/Berlin'");
         foProcessor.setConfig(cfgProps);
         foProcessor.generate();
     }In addition I can not find a documentation whats all conmfigurable. Finding the right config for the TIMEZONE took very long time. I am interressted in what is also configurable?
Best Regards
and thank you for your help.
Alexander

Hi
The config file is just an XML file that holds configuration information for the FO engine. All you need do is place it some where accessible so that your API code can access it. You would then call:
foProcessor.setConfig(<<cfg location>>);
Alternatively drop the config file into <JRE_TOP>/jre/lib and the api will go look for it automatically.
As to what can go into the config file, lots of properties and of course the font configurations. The latest release of BIP hides the config file with some UI but if you check the following doc you can see the properties.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/xml-publisher/docs/XMLPEnterprise562UserGuide.pdf
Page 245
Tim

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