Hi,
I have to deal again with Reports after 14 years of Reports-abstinence and I just got stuck with PDF Subsetting. The goal is to implement it to support some Unicode characters (cyrillic for Russian & Bulgarian language) and I read these articles already:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12839_01/bi.1111/b32121/pbr_pdf002.htm#RSPUB23419
Master Note for Font Issues in Oracle Reports (Doc ID 1297012.1)
How to Use Font Subsetting in Reports for PDF Output (Doc ID 207711.1)
Troubleshooting Guide for Font Aliasing / Font Subsetting / Font Embedding Issues (Doc ID 350971.1)
Lithuanian Fonts Cannot Be Seen in Reports 11g PDF Output (Doc ID 1227753.1)
How to Display Polish Language Specific Characters Correctly in PDF Report Output in Reports 11g (Doc ID 876163.1)
Summary Information For Font configuration / Known Font Issues In Oracle Reports 10.1.2 (Doc ID 849732.1)
Some Text are Truncated in Arabic Reports after Migration to Unix (Doc ID 554643.1) <- i.e. Arabic
Step By Step To Generate Arabic PDF Reports on Unix (Doc ID 726205.1)
How to Use TTF Fonts for Font Metrics On Unix With Reports 11g (Doc ID 852698.1)
How to Know if Font Subsetting / Font Embedding Has Been Used by Oracle Reports when Generating a PDF output (Doc ID 882227.1)
Therefore, I picked Arial (cyrillic) (regular, italic, bold, bold/italic) and adapted the .../config/FRComponent/frcommon/guicommon/tk/admin/uifont.ali file with these values:
[ PDF:Subset ]
Arial..Italic.Bold.. = "Arialbi.ttf"
Arial...Bold.. = "Arialb.ttf"
Arial..Italic... = "Ariali.ttf"
Arial..... = "Arial.ttf"
I copied the fonts (.ttf files) into /opt/oracle/product/fusionfrm/frminst_1/reports/fonts directory (a default one), which is included within REPORTS_PATH. I used also dos2unix for those .ttf files, I restarted the Reports server, but still it doesn't work.


Do you have any idea, what I am missing?
In the meantime, I found some articles, that I have to convert those TTF fonts to Adobe Type 1 using ttf2pt1.exe and I will try it too.
Thanks in advance for any useful hint or comment.
Dejan