The FopServlet reads a .fo file. This is of no use to me. I will
dyamically generate XML contianing only data. This XML will be in a
StringBuffer. I first need to apply an XSL sytle sheet to this
StringBuffer, generating a new XML stream (IN MEMORY). This new (IN MEMORY)
XML stream then needs to be ran through FOP to generate a PDF stream which
will be sent back to the browser. The embed sample also shows how to
process .FO files. This is not what I want!!!! The ONLY file that can be
on disk is the XSL file which contains the FO tags to apply to the XML data.
Jim
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From: Cyril Rognon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 10:03 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Need Working Sample
There is a FOP servlet example in the distribution of FOP :
/docs/examples/embedding/FopServlet.java
I think it will answer all the beginners questions.
See the example section on the FOP site to see all pre-answered question
you might have in your beginning journey.
(starting with http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html)
Cyril
At 10:08 06/07/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi, I am new to FOP. I have a servlet which dynamically generates XML. I
>need to apply an XSL stylesheet containing FO tags to generate a FO version
>of the XML and then I need to run this FO version of the XML through FOP
(or
>Driver) so the servlet can return a dynamically created PDF to the browser.
>Does anyone have a working example of how to do this? Only the XSL style
>sheet containing the FO tags used in the initial transform will be on disk.
>Please help, I have to get this working.
>
>Thanks,
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