Hi everyone,
I use the apache FOP tool to transform render an XML-XSL pair to a PDF.
The following code shows my trial to perform the transformation and
rendering
within a php-script.
?php
1.$trtool = new Java(de.smc.util.PDFTransformer);
2.$result = $trtool-renderXmlXsl('data.xml',
Hello,
Are you sure the method renderXmlXsl() returns the rendered document
?, from the output you get, it sounds like it is not returning anything,
y'd better document your self on the java class to see if there is another
method to use to get the output pdf file back from it.
Regards,
Hi Hassen,
Are you sure the method renderXmlXsl() returns the rendered document
?,
Yes, the method 'renderXmlXsl' performs the necessary transformation
and rendering, after which it returns the pdf. It is in the custom class :
de.smc.util.PDFTransformer and it has been tested outside php -
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Gesendet: Montag, 29. April 2002 11:40
An: Habte, Bedilu
Betreff: Re: [PHP] Java-Object
Bedilu Habte wrote:
It appears that the transformation and rendering is performed without
errors
( according to
the System-output). However, in the context I used, $result contains the 6
Bedilu Habte wrote:
print_r($result);
resulted in:
Objectjava Object
(
[0] = 2
)
var_dump($result);
had given me:
object(java)(1) {
[0]=
int(2)
}
it means that you have an object with a property field of type integer
and a value of 2.
possibly nmot what you want
Hi,
First some info about my working environment:
OS - Win2000
PHP - 4.1.1
Java - 1.3.1
(Apache - 1.3.22)
are you sure you did everything right with the java/php combination? did
you test that with other, easier things?
I've modified the php.ini (and http.conf) to be able to call java from
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