Scott,
You are right. We are working right now on reviewing the architecture of the serializers to allow the flexibility you are looking for. We are pretty close from a solution and from an actual implementation, so stay tuned!
-Erik
Saverance, Kenyon Scott wrote:
Am I correct in reading XLSSerializer.java that the generated Excel file gets pushed directly to the HTTP response stream, and that there's no output param? Am I also correct in saying that there's not really a way (yet) to write the results of xls-serializer to a local file? I understand serializers by definition don't have output params; I can see using a URLGenerator w/ application/octet-stream to capture the results of XLSSerializer, but FileSerializer seems to only serialize text/* types, and nothing else will save a base64 stream to binary file.
Do I have the picture right, or am I missing something? Thanks.
- Scott Saverance
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