> > Has anyone else had any experience calling FOP from C++?
> I can only confirm the recommendations to embed the FOP into
> some sort of Java Daemon or Servlet.
We are calling FOP from C++ without any problems. But we are also considering
to use some daemon/servlet for the same reasons Ander
> Has anyone else had any experience calling FOP from C++?
I am working on an existing product with a lot of C++ code. We are about to
change the "printing engine" from something homegrown to FOP.
I can only confirm the recommendations to embed the FOP into some sort of
Java Daemon or Servlet.
Have you looked into the Java Native Interface (JNI)? It works both
ways. You can use it in Java to call native libraries and you can also
use it to call Java code from C/C++. This should give you access to the
page count property as well as controlling output creation.
This link might help
At 20:08 2004-07-09, you wrote:
Has anyone else had any experience calling FOP from C++?
Thanks.
No, but I'm using it very successfully from a C# application, by executing
the binary. Of course there is a performance penalty, and the level of
control isn't fine grain, but it's stable.
/Gunnar
