Hi
Felipe,
I
don't know which Servlet container you are using. I am using Tomcat and
configured the context to be reloadable (set reloadable="true" int the
server.xml config file). With this you don't have to restart the server all the
time! And for the rest, use a build script which automates the compiling and
copying of the class file.
I have
seen an example JSP on the iText site somewhere. Look under http://www.lowagie.com/iText/tutorial/ch01.html#step2 there
is an example file called pdf.jsp
Leander
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Betreff: [iText-questions] iText with JSPwhen working with iText, i usually do codeandtest, to be able to diagram what i need. Doing this in Servlets, is really time-consuming, (compiling the .java, restarting the webserver...) each time i change the code. Could someone give some help on making pdf-onthefly on jsp's?, maybe an example code?. i would appreciate any help.felipe
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