PFR fonts and fontindex XML file

Hello,
I'm trying to test new fonts on my ADB stb using the org.dvb.ui.FontFactory class.
To do that, I've created the proper dvb.fontindex XML file and loaded the .pfr file, both to the the home directory of my application, but the FontNotAvailableException appears.
I think that the fontindex is right and the method createFont() actually finds the .pfr file, so my suspicions are that I "bind" somethig bad.
My question is, the name element in the fontindex, can be arbitrary or it has to be a specific one which matches something coded inside the .pfr file?
In that case, how can I figure out that specific name? Could someone recommend me a program able to open and show properties of the PFR fonts files?
Thank you everyone.
Best Regards, �lex.

hi,
your question is not that clear to me.
are you planning to develop MHP applications on an IPTV network? wonderful..
WRT a devel STB, i had this ADB3800TW stb and is not really a MHP devel stb.
it's an hybrid (ip/dvb-t) stb and so it used to have a MHP stack on it, but mainly for the dvb-t broadcasters.. i don't think it can run MHP apps on the iptv stream.
BTW in a recent firmware the MHP stack is not present anymore, if you read carefully this page. so it seems the iptv interactivity is done with html and javascript..
bye

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