Gah, I wish I'd known about Cocoon a year ago. even a couple months ago
would have been nice. this stuff is all absolutly beautiful.. Now, how to
get my bacon out of the fire.. *sigh* Too much cool stuff, not enough
time.
Rob
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
> On Sunday 10 Novembe
On Sunday 10 November 2002 17:35, Robert Ferney wrote:
>. . .
> Well, it would be more accurate to say that I don't know anything about
> how to use a "servlet" .. It sounds like the servlet path may be my best
> option, assuming I can figure out how to use it..
>. . .
FOP being written in java, t
Robert Ferney wrote:
Well, it would be more accurate to say that I don't know anything about
how to use a "servlet" .. It sounds like the servlet path may be my best
option, assuming I can figure out how to use it..
Ah well, back to the research.. Any pointers at this point would be
useful.
Sta
On Sun, 10 Nov 2002, Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
> Robert Ferney wrote:
> > I want to be able to generate these PDF reports on the fly, however, I'm
> > not really wanting to use Jakarta-Tomcat as a Http server to accomplish
> > this.
> Actually tomcat is a servlet engine, not http server. Do you mean yo
Robert Ferney wrote:
Use Background:
Ok, I'm working on a database where the primary inface is web based.
So I presume you have some server-side middleware between them.
I want to be able to generate these PDF reports on the fly, however, I'm
not really wanting to use Jakarta-Tomcat as a Http
System User here.
Use Background:
Ok, I'm working on a database where the primary inface is web based.
My client wants reports where the printed results is paginated and
PDF made sense, and using XML-FO to generate said documents also made
sense.
So, here's the rub
I want to be able to generate
Howdy foponauts
Well I was able to find the PDF 1.3 reference (@ pdfzone - google is Great) and I'm just running a huge test. I was able to process 100 pages with a flat memory profile and 2Mb of heap so it's looking pretty good, but my Big Test has destroyed all pretenders to date so we'll see
