RE: FOP in production app

I saw a number of posted responses to David's query but it seems like most respondents are using FOP on the server side. Is there much experience in using FOP on the client side, say inside of an applet? I am interested in streaming XSLT to the user's browser and having an applet transform it

RE: FOP in production app (clienside)

(Exchange) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] $ Gesendet: Mittwoch, 12. März 2003 14:56 $ An: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' $ Betreff: RE: FOP in production app $ $ $ I saw a number of posted responses to David's query but it $ seems like most $ respondents are using FOP on the server side. Is there much

Re: FOP in production app (clienside)

Van Camp, Kenneth (Exchange) wrote: If applet is not practical, I wonder if there are any browser plug-ins that can do it (hopefully much smaller than 5MB)? I'd look to Java Web Start. 5MB is required, but it can be downloaded once only. It would be great if Adobe produced a version of Acrobat

RE: FOP in production app (clienside)

On Wed, 2003-03-12 at 11:03, Van Camp, Kenneth (Exchange) wrote: If applet is not practical, I wonder if there are any browser plug-ins that can do it (hopefully much smaller than 5MB)? It would be great if Adobe produced a version of Acrobat that can consume XSLT and render the PDF directly,

RE: FOP in production app (clienside)

-user Pour : '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc : Objet : RE: FOP in production app (clienside) Good point. Here's my problem: I need to generate on-demand some good-size PDFs (a few hundred pages) for a lot of users. Our tests with FOP indicate it is too

RE: FOP in production app (clienside)

I use Java Web Start to deliver a Java application embedding FOP and it works great. I consider a one-time 5M download to be small these days, compared to lots of other internet practices people frequently use (like downloading game demos). Besides, you can quickly surpass 5M in PDF downloads by

RE: FOP in production app

FYI - we use FOP in an online production app to deliver on-demand print verions of our managment reports and lab reports. Our clients (drug companies) use the app to log on and see how their clinical trials are going. Luckily we haven't had much demand for large (50+ pages) PDFs or many

RE: FOP in production app

Title: RE: FOP in production app We are. We're using it to deliver printed offers to the customer, the size of documents are, however, fairly small. No problems so far. Hans Kappert Co-maker B.V. Postbus 24006 2490 AA 's Gravenhage www.co-maker.nl tel: +31(0)70 - 317 80 40 fax: +31(0)70

RE: FOP in production app

Hi David, For one customer we use FOP in a production environment. For another we use XEP. This choice is made in consultation with our customers with respect to their requirements and the money they want to spend. Cheers, Agnes

Re: FOP in production app

Le Lundi, 10 mars 2003, à 18:36 Europe/Zurich, Holk, David A a écrit : Is anyone using FOP in a production app? ... Several customers of companies that I'm working with are, daily production of small to medium-sized documents (from a few to 250 pages). Stability is no problem IMHO, you can get

Re: FOP in production app

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RE: FOP in production app

Hi ! We are using fop 0.20.5 in client/server app (300 users, calls are synchronised) and in our websites (servlet embedded, synchronised too) running on tomcat 3.23 app server. We only use FOP for generating PDF dynamic catalogs (example here http://www.tatouage.fr/temp/fop_user_example.pdf).

RE: FOP in production app

Title: RE: FOP in production app David: I use it production, not too many issues, as Wim pointed out you have to be ready to support it. Rob -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 2:58 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject