Re: Struts/FOP

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Subject: Re: Struts/FOP
From: Vic Cekvenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sandeep Takhar wrote:

> when you emit RTF, can the users edit this format
> (unlike PDF).


YES, USER COULD EDIT IT I SUPPOSE.

> 
> is there an import into word and does it lose the
> formatting?


FORMATTING IS PERFECT, SINCE YOU GENERATED IT MANUALLY. WORD IS NOT 
REQUIRED. ANY OS HAS A RTF (GOV. SPEC) READER.


> sorry for my ignorance.


ONLY PEOPLE WHO KNOW, HOW MUCH IS THERE TO KNOW, ARE HUMBLE. I THINK 
MYSELF IGNORANT. USE ANY INFO AT YOUR OWN PERIL.



> Sandeep
> --- Vic Cekvenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>>Cocoon and Struts are different.
>>Since I wanted to avoid server side production load
>>issues (of lots of 
>>XSLT) I emit XML from JSP to browses.
>>
>>And the browses then do the XSLT FOP-like for me.
>>This way salability is 
>>flat, as more users use it, each user uses its own
>>XSLT on client side. 
>>(For older browser, need JavaScript for XSLT, but
>>new ones do XML just fine)
>>
>>(And I also use RTF instead of PDF, since RTF reader
>>is already 
>>installed on all OSes, and Adobe PDF has to be
>>installed and for other 
>>reasons I avoid Adobe . And I do not use all the FOP
>>tags, just a few 
>>like table and row).
>>
>>Vic
>>
>>(promo: my book at basebeans.com talks about XSL in
>>a chapter)
>>
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I would be interested in your approach. I used
>>>
>>Cocoon to publish to a PDF 
>>
>>>file. Anyone with integration issues between the
>>>
>>two frameworks?
>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Safa.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>I'm interested in this as well.  I just finished
>>>>
>>a project writing a 
>>
>>>XSL/FO stylesheet to generate a report, and did
>>>
>>the creation through 
>>
>>>command line via a junit test suite.  
>>>
>>>
>>>>If you get this figured out, let me know, I'd be
>>>>
>>happy to help publish a 
>>
>>>struts-fop example! 
>>>
>>>
>>>>Matt
>>>> "John M. Corro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>
>>wrote: Has anyone ever 
>>
>>>generated a PDF file (via FOP) from an Action
>>>
>>servlet? Any
>>
>>>>implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs.
>>>>
>>a standard/plain 
>>
>>>servlet?
>>>
>>>
>>>>I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP
>>>>
>>distro. and it seems as 
>>
>>>if as
>>>
>>>
>>>>long as I have access to the response object
>>>>
>>(which I do in the Action
>>
>>>>servlet) I should be fine.
>>>>
>>>>For those interested, the situation is that (from
>>>>
>>a servlet) I will be 
>>
>>>using
>>>
>>>
>>>>Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc,
>>>>
>>then using that XML doc 
>>
>>>and
>>>
>>>
>>>>a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP
>>>>
>>to build a PDF doc and
>>
>>>>shoot it back to the user's browser. Not too out
>>>>
>>of the ordinary, but I'd
>>
>>>>like to inquire into any pitfalls.
>>>>
>>>>
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Re: Struts/FOP

[Sandeep Takhar]

when you emit RTF, can the users edit this format
(unlike PDF).

is there an import into word and does it lose the
formatting?

sorry for my ignorance.

Sandeep
--- Vic Cekvenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cocoon and Struts are different.
> Since I wanted to avoid server side production load
> issues (of lots of 
> XSLT) I emit XML from JSP to browses.
> 
> And the browses then do the XSLT FOP-like for me.
> This way salability is 
> flat, as more users use it, each user uses its own
> XSLT on client side. 
> (For older browser, need JavaScript for XSLT, but
> new ones do XML just fine)
> 
> (And I also use RTF instead of PDF, since RTF reader
> is already 
> installed on all OSes, and Adobe PDF has to be
> installed and for other 
> reasons I avoid Adobe . And I do not use all the FOP
> tags, just a few 
> like table and row).
> 
> Vic
> 
> (promo: my book at basebeans.com talks about XSL in
> a chapter)
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > I would be interested in your approach. I used
> Cocoon to publish to a PDF 
> > file. Anyone with integration issues between the
> two frameworks?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > 
> > Safa.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >> I'm interested in this as well.  I just finished
> a project writing a 
> >>
> > XSL/FO stylesheet to generate a report, and did
> the creation through 
> > command line via a junit test suite.  
> > 
> >>If you get this figured out, let me know, I'd be
> happy to help publish a 
> >>
> > struts-fop example! 
> > 
> >>Matt
> >>  "John M. Corro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote: Has anyone ever 
> >>
> > generated a PDF file (via FOP) from an Action
> servlet? Any
> > 
> >>implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs.
> a standard/plain 
> >>
> > servlet?
> > 
> >>I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP
> distro. and it seems as 
> >>
> > if as
> > 
> >>long as I have access to the response object
> (which I do in the Action
> >>servlet) I should be fine.
> >>
> >>For those interested, the situation is that (from
> a servlet) I will be 
> >>
> > using
> > 
> >>Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc,
> then using that XML doc 
> >>
> > and
> > 
> >>a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP
> to build a PDF doc and
> >>shoot it back to the user's browser. Not too out
> of the ordinary, but I'd
> >>like to inquire into any pitfalls.
> >>
> >>
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Re: Struts/FOP

[Vic Cekvenich]

Cocoon and Struts are different.
Since I wanted to avoid server side production load issues (of lots of 
XSLT) I emit XML from JSP to browses.

And the browses then do the XSLT FOP-like for me. This way salability is 
flat, as more users use it, each user uses its own XSLT on client side. 
(For older browser, need JavaScript for XSLT, but new ones do XML just fine)

(And I also use RTF instead of PDF, since RTF reader is already 
installed on all OSes, and Adobe PDF has to be installed and for other 
reasons I avoid Adobe . And I do not use all the FOP tags, just a few 
like table and row).

Vic

(promo: my book at basebeans.com talks about XSL in a chapter)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I would be interested in your approach. I used Cocoon to publish to a PDF 
> file. Anyone with integration issues between the two frameworks?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Safa.
> 
> 
> 
>> I'm interested in this as well.  I just finished a project writing a 
>>
> XSL/FO stylesheet to generate a report, and did the creation through 
> command line via a junit test suite.  
> 
>>If you get this figured out, let me know, I'd be happy to help publish a 
>>
> struts-fop example! 
> 
>>Matt
>>  "John M. Corro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Has anyone ever 
>>
> generated a PDF file (via FOP) from an Action servlet? Any
> 
>>implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs. a standard/plain 
>>
> servlet?
> 
>>I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP distro. and it seems as 
>>
> if as
> 
>>long as I have access to the response object (which I do in the Action
>>servlet) I should be fine.
>>
>>For those interested, the situation is that (from a servlet) I will be 
>>
> using
> 
>>Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc, then using that XML doc 
>>
> and
> 
>>a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP to build a PDF doc and
>>shoot it back to the user's browser. Not too out of the ordinary, but I'd
>>like to inquire into any pitfalls.
>>
>>
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Re: Struts/FOP

[smhussain]

I would be interested in your approach. I used Cocoon to publish to a PDF 
file. Anyone with integration issues between the two frameworks?

Thanks,

Safa.


> 
>  I'm interested in this as well.  I just finished a project writing a 
XSL/FO stylesheet to generate a report, and did the creation through 
command line via a junit test suite.  
> If you get this figured out, let me know, I'd be happy to help publish a 
struts-fop example! 
> Matt
>   "John M. Corro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Has anyone ever 
generated a PDF file (via FOP) from an Action servlet? Any
> implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs. a standard/plain 
servlet?
> I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP distro. and it seems as 
if as
> long as I have access to the response object (which I do in the Action
> servlet) I should be fine.
> 
> For those interested, the situation is that (from a servlet) I will be 
using
> Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc, then using that XML doc 
and
> a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP to build a PDF doc and
> shoot it back to the user's browser. Not too out of the ordinary, but I'd
> like to inquire into any pitfalls.
> 
> 
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Re: Struts/FOP

[Matt Raible]

 I'm interested in this as well.  I just finished a project writing a XSL/FO 
stylesheet to generate a report, and did the creation through command line via a junit 
test suite.  
If you get this figured out, let me know, I'd be happy to help publish a struts-fop 
example! 
Matt
  "John M. Corro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Has anyone ever generated a PDF 
file (via FOP) from an Action servlet? Any
implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs. a standard/plain servlet?
I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP distro. and it seems as if as
long as I have access to the response object (which I do in the Action
servlet) I should be fine.

For those interested, the situation is that (from a servlet) I will be using
Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc, then using that XML doc and
a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP to build a PDF doc and
shoot it back to the user's browser. Not too out of the ordinary, but I'd
like to inquire into any pitfalls.


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Struts/FOP

[John M. Corro]

Has anyone ever generated a PDF file (via FOP) from an Action servlet?  Any
implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs. a standard/plain servlet?
I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP distro. and it seems as if as
long as I have access to the response object (which I do in the Action
servlet) I should be fine.

For those interested, the situation is that (from a servlet) I will be using
Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc, then using that XML doc and
a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP to build a PDF doc and
shoot it back to the user's browser.  Not too out of the ordinary, but I'd
like to inquire into any pitfalls.


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