M 501 wrote:
One way would be to generate pdf with acroforms and store them on the
server and afterwards fill them with data.
This is the best way, but it doesn't work if you have paragraphs in
which you have to fit a name or other data.
In this case, I use an XML file for instance:
<student /> has been following courses from <startdate /> to <enddate
/>. He has successfully participated to all the exams and earned a
degree in <degree />.
For each student, I create a Hashmap:
key: student / value: Bruno Lowagie
key: startdate / value: October 1, 1994
key: enddate / value: July 7, 1995
key: degree / value: Civil Engineering
Then I parse the XML to PDF with the com.lowagie.text.xml package.
br,
Bruno
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