Hi All,
I have a pretty bizarre problem...
There's a neat little project called 'flying saucer' which is a handy
way to create PDF files (among other things) from HTML.
In my tapestry project I need to create a PDF file and save it to hard disk.
To do this, on a separate thread to any http request, I programmatically
create some html, push it through the flying saucer API as a stream, and
write the output to a file.
All this is fairly simple, however within a tapestry project the easiest
way to create HTML is via tapestry and I'd like to capitalise on this.
I imagine I can make my own http request to the running tapestry project
in order to do this, but I'm not clear on the best way to inject some
state information into scope of the request so that it knows what html
it needs to generate.
So forget PDF's and flying saucers for a moment, what is the tidiest way
to use tapestry to generate html within the application (ie not on the
client)?
hopefully I've explained what I need to do adequately, sorry if it's not
clear.
Regards, Paul.
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