Would you recommend this custom approach over the use of UJAC or something
similar? I don't know enough to be able to evaluate the relative
advantages.
Martin
On 31/08/2007, Bruno Lowagie (iText) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> mjdenham wrote:
> > Alternatively are there any other options?
>
> At Ghent University, we create invoices the way you describe.
> We have one large XML containing all the possible clauses:
> students that are enrolled full-time, half-time, students
> that combine courses,... I guess we have about 30 possibilities
> + combinations.
>
> I wrote a custom DocumentHandler, a custom PageEvent and
> a class that gets data from the database to find out which
> clauses apply (it also keeps data to replace tags like
> <studentname />). The XML is parsed using SAX and my custom
> handler knows which custom tags correspond with which
> iText objects.
>
> If you have the book about iText, you'll see I use this
> technique in some of the book examples too.
>
> br,
> Bruno
>
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