This looks like it offers exactly what is needed to generate straight
forward PDFs from HTML. I will try it right away.
Thanks you for the info.
Helmut
Nathan Walker wrote
How about http://www.secondmove.com/WebPDFReports/ The license is only
$39 dollars and is worth every penny. It makes
How about http://www.secondmove.com/WebPDFReports/ The license is
only $39 dollars and is worth every penny. It makes using PDF in WO
very easy and straightforward. Definitely worth checking out.
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Nathan
On Dec 3, 2005, at 3:25 AM, Lachlan Deck wrote:
Hi there,
On 01/12/2005, at 11:19
Hi there,
On 01/12/2005, at 11:19 PM, Helmut Tschemernjak wrote:
we have a similar problem for WO generated forms, reports, etc. One
idea is the following:
Capture the HTML output from a generated page and save this to an
HTML temp file, automate Safari or FireFox to open and print this
Am 30.11.2005 um 22:20 schrieb Stefan Pantke:
I need to compose PDF output based on certain input,
Finally, I found this list of Java PDF libs:
http://schmidt.devlib.org/java/libraries-pdf.html
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Hi,
You might as well check out PDFGenerator available via http://
www.cluster9.com/ .
This comprises a complete framework that was written with WO in mind
and allows you to design your PDF templates like WO components. It
also offers some nice additions like charting and barcode support.
Hi,
we have a similar problem for WO generated forms, reports, etc. One idea
is the following:
Capture the HTML output from a generated page and save this to an HTML
temp file, automate Safari or FireFox to open and print this document
via AppleScript, capture the PostScript output via a cup
Hi Stefan!
There's an example of iText integration with WO here: http://
hugi.karlmenn.is/page/webobjects .
I was working on a PDF project the other day, and found that I had to
write some very complex iText code to achieve what I wanted. I took a
look at FO, and that is indeed very fun to
I need to compose PDF output based on certain input,
- partly based on XML
... and apply styles for PDF output
- partly based on images and Text
... and apply 'simple' composition rules for PDF output
I know of FOP, but just found iText
