Re: FopServlet example!

2003-02-12 Thread Ken Masters
Hi, Ive attached the Java class, (and included it at the bottom incase attachment fails to send). There are two methods, and they both require the HttpServletResponse. It provides options for either sending it the XML and XSL as files or strings. Ensure that you have copied the following jar

Re: FopServlet example!

2003-02-12 Thread Ken Masters
AIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FopServlet example! Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 23:44:50 +0100 Ken Masters wrote: I am new to Apache FOP, and am finding a little problem with what I'm doing. The XSLTInputHandler class has two parameters, the XML and X

Re: FopServlet example!

2003-02-11 Thread J.Pietschmann
Ken Masters wrote: I am new to Apache FOP, and am finding a little problem with what I'm doing. The XSLTInputHandler class has two parameters, the XML and XSL File's. Basically what I would like to do is pass an XML as a Java String (since it is dynamically created) and the XSL can be passed as

RE: FopServlet example!

2003-02-11 Thread Mark C. Allman
PROTECTED] Subject: FopServlet example! Hi everyone, I am new to Apache FOP, and am finding a little problem with what I'm doing. The XSLTInputHandler class has two parameters, the XML and XSL File's. Basically what I would like to do is pass an XML as a Java String (since it is d

FopServlet example!

2003-02-11 Thread Ken Masters
Hi everyone, I am new to Apache FOP, and am finding a little problem with what I'm doing. The XSLTInputHandler class has two parameters, the XML and XSL File's. Basically what I would like to do is pass an XML as a Java String (since it is dynamically created) and the XSL can be passed as a Fil