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Hello all.. I’m using an exportView class to handle my PDF
exporting. To do so I started with a copy of the example at http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/11/displaytag/xref/org/displaytag/export/PdfView.html
and have made minor changes. My problem is that I want to communicate a few strings to
the exportView class that isn’t in the table but will be included in the
report (ie – a report title, criteria that defined the report, the date
for which the data is pertinent, etc). The class will be used to produce PDFs
for a number of different reports so, though I could write a custom class for
each report it’s not really an effective solution. Initially I saw TableProperties.setProperty(String, String)
and I assumed that I was in the clear… until I wanted to get a
property… there is no corresponding getProperty(String). In my next
experiment I thought I could work with the table decorators – making the
data I need available in there – either implicitly or by getting hold of
my HttpSession and using a session variable, but despite the fact that
I’m setting a decorator in the <display:table> tag of the JSP, my
exportView class is passed a TableModel in which the tableDecorator property is
null. I would think that this had been addressed before now but I
couldn’t find anything in the archives of this list. This leads me to
believe I must be missing something obvious. Anyone out there kind enough to
point out the obvious? Thanks! Chris |
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