It seems that this is a most clear way for
me. Unfortunately, I’m not so familiar with some concepts that you said. Do
you know any document that a little more explain about this way & SpreadsheetML, transformer.
Thanks
Farid
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Subject: Re: Excel format
We currently do this in our production system using
SpreadsheetML and HTML. We use SpreadsheetML for newer versions of Excel
and HTML with some proprietary MS XML for Excel for Win2K or lower.
The
process is as follows:
1.
Generate your XML data file and parse it using the parser of your choice
(i.e. Xerces).
2.
Use a transformer and a stylesheet you create to convert your XML into
one of the aforementioned spreadsheet formats. We use Xalan for this part.
The stylesheet was pretty simple to put together.
FOP
is not needed for this. I put the entire thing together in about two days
so it isn't a big deal. However, there are some "gotchas"
between the two formats that will drive you crazy so be careful.
-Lou
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"Farid
Adhami" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/06/2005 18:56:42:
> I’m trying to use FOP as report engine.
But I have to provide excel
> format for the report.
>
> I
didn’t find any information showing that FOP provides Excel output
> or anyway that could be used for this
purpose.
>
> Thanks
for any help, in advance.
> Farid
>
>