here you have a working servlet
XMLtoPDFServlet.java
it is using older Xalan version
I do not feel comfortable with sending my XML and XSL files
because they are connected with my work
you can easily find correct-syntax examples from wrox (making
xml and xsl guide books) web site
-Teemu
Hi,
I've an xml as something like below
NODE name=A
xyza/xyz
NODE name=B
xyzb/xyz
NODE name=C
xyzc/xyz
/NODE
/NODE
/NODE
NODE name=D
xyzd/xyz
NODE name=E
xyze/xyz
NODE name=F
xyzf/xyz
/NODE
/NODE
/NODE
And in my output PDF File, i want an output as below
A
page.1
B
Sebastian Will [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your help is much appreciated. I searched through the available archives
(most of them seem to be down),
but I cannot find some better way to implement a
convert-xml-to-fo-with-xsl-and-render-that-without-writing-to-FS
rendering.
That's odd.
Since
Hi,
I've an xml like the below
chapter node-ref="a"
/privilege
chapter
node-ref="a.b"
/privilege
chapter node-ref="a.b.c"
/privilege
/chapter
/chapter
/chapter
and an HTML file like the below
Name
Value
aA
a.bB
a.b.cC
I need a template that has to read the value
for that
Can someone help us?
I want to call FOP from server. But FOP don't respond.
There aren't any PDF file, there aren't any Exception...
How can I execute FOP?
Hi All,
I have three questions regarding FOP.
First of all, does anyone know what FOP stands for? My guess File object
program.
Second question is regarding the FOP performance. I notice that every time FOP
runs on Jakarta Tomcat 4.0, the cpu usage is almost 100%. This is not good if
we
Xie, David (IPCG-NJ) wrote:
Hi All,
I have three questions regarding FOP.
First of all, does anyone know what FOP stands for? My guess File object
program.
Second question is regarding the FOP performance. I notice that every time FOP
runs on Jakarta Tomcat 4.0, the cpu usage is almost 100%.
Chuck Paussa wrote:
Performance, FOP takes a lot of memory. To get 200ppm processing, I'm
estimating 2GB memory on the system + memory for the database and web
server. Improvements in the memory footprint are scheduled to be started
not soon Hey! What do you want? memory is cheap.
Hmm...
EXT-Reddy, Swathi A wrote:
Hi,
I am new to XML FOP. I saw your message about Re: How to avoid using too
much memory to create relatively large PDF file. I created an XML file with
PAGE tags. In my XSL file, I am using the following code to do page breaks
-
xsl:apply-templates select=page/
