I do not see how the properties object will help me in this situation. I need to create a table in a java class and then send it to the XMLParser so it can be rendered in the PDF, similiar to the way XmlPeer is used for string objects.
John
Bruno Lowagie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John
Bruno Lowagie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John Pacino wrote:
> Is there a way generate a table using dynamic data from a database
> and inserting it into a template XML. I am currently using the XmlPeer
> to generate custom taglibs which are passed to the parser in a HashMap
>
> XmlParser.parse(document, "unauthTx.xml", taglibs);
>
> I need to generate a table then insert it into a specific spot in the
> PDF file. I have been using XmlPeer for all other custom tags, Is
> there a way to use XmlPeer(ElementTags.T ABLE) to generate a table?
You should look at the source of classes Table and Cell.
There's a constructor that takes a Properties object as parameter.
I use this functionality in a closed source application and
I don't have an open source example.
br,
Bruno
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