RE: Need Working Sample

(SGC-EXT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] $ Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 10:11 AM $ To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' $ Subject: RE: Need Working Sample $ $ $ Hi Jim, $ I have exactly the same problem, and I've just found a non $ elegant, working solution: $ $ I generate my XML file, and then call

Re: Need Working Sample

There is a FOP servlet example in the distribution of FOP : /docs/examples/embedding/FopServlet.java I think it will answer all the beginners questions. See the example section on the FOP site to see all pre-answered question you might have in your beginning journey. (starting with

RE: Need Working Sample

Hi Jim, I have exactly the same problem, and I've just found a non elegant, working solution: I generate my XML file, and then call the command line Fop from within my servlet: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[]{java.exe, -cp,

RE: Need Working Sample

To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: Need Working Sample Hi Jim, I have exactly the same problem, and I've just found a non elegant, working solution: I generate my XML file, and then call the command line Fop from within my servlet: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[]{java.exe

RE: Need Working Sample

An: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Betreff: RE: Need Working Sample Hi Jim, I have exactly the same problem, and I've just found a non elegant, working solution: I generate my XML file, and then call the command line Fop from within my servlet: Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String

RE: Need Working Sample

The FopServlet reads a .fo file. This is of no use to me. I will dyamically generate XML contianing only data. This XML will be in a StringBuffer. I first need to apply an XSL sytle sheet to this StringBuffer, generating a new XML stream (IN MEMORY). This new (IN MEMORY) XML stream then