Hi, before going to sleep I've put together a (more or less, hopefully more) working version of the export tool.
I've rewritten the part, which layouts the pdf so that it is customizable through a XSLT stylesheet. But more of that later, when I'm back at my normal neural capacity :) You can download the tool here: http://dsnine.com/jsq-export.jar To run it you need Java (at least version 1.5). To check, which version of java you have, type "java -version" on your command line. The tool itself must then be started on a command line this way: java -jar jsq-export.jar (where jsq-export.jar is the file you've downloaded) If you start it that way it should greet you with an error telling you that required parameters are missing. You need to specify at least the hostname or ip address of an slimserver (6.5 would be best) and a filename to which the pdf should be written. For example: java -jar jsq-export.jar -s 192.168.0.1 c:\output.pdf You can play around with the other options if you wish. -o can be set to pdf (default), xml or fo. These are the data files which are generated in the process. maybe some of them are interesting for you. with --style (short (default), medium, long) you can specify how verbose the pdf is. short equals to the sample I've uploaded before. long is something along the way jefffluckett wanted and medium...guess for yourself :) So, please try it. And don't be frustated if it crashes with a horrible error or if you don't get it to run. I'll be back tomorrow. This is only a first working thing. Have fun Emissary -- Emissary ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Emissary's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5480 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=28457 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
