Hi,this a good news.I was asking me for a
while the same question.Greetings from Hamburg,Hans
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Hello,
i rely on the browser, because i am engage in web development, and besides the
url-pattern
in web.xml snip value=code src=web.xml
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameXMLServlet/servlet-name
url-pattern/ch03/*/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
/snip
the request send from the browser,
Hello,
is in the out there, some example how to chain via a java-servlet a
transformation via xslt from xml to xhtml and from xhtml apply another xslt to
transform to xsl-fo (for this step exists ready to use stylesheets)and then
generate pdf ?
Thanks,
Hans Braumüller
Hello,
i buy the book Professional XML Development with Apache Tools from wrox
compiled the fop example in chapter 3 and don´t get it run in my Tomcat.
Everyone knows the trick?
My log tells everthing ok
2004-09-09 17:52:54 HostConfig[localhost]: Deploying web application directory
ch03
Hi Pietschmann,
thanks for your patience, i know it is not easy alwasy answering always the
same questions. But i have not been luckily with my research, fag, search
engines, etc.
Does your browser open a PDF viewer?
No!
Do you get error messages? Which messages? Yes, please see below.
Can
Hello,
after testing again i noticed, that i do the call to
XSLTInputHandler with the parameters wrong, now
i do the same code with
XSLTInputHandler input = new XSLTInputHandler(xmlSource, xslSource);
and get the a fatal error by rendering: [Fatal Error] :1:1: Premature end of
file.
Hello,
i am trying to generate pdf on fly from dynamic xml-source adapting the
official fopservlet.java example to display it on the IE6 Browser. I am also
beginning with java.
Here goes my code, where sXSL is the Url to my stylesheet:
snip
InputSource xslSource = new InputSource(new
