Absolutely look into PD4ML. I've tried several and its the best one
I've found and most reliable.
On 7/23/10, CRANFORD, CHRIS wrote:
> Is it possible to extend the default ServletDispatcherResult to parse
> the HTML output and pass the result content to the browser as a PDF
> document? Or is the
I'd assume it's possible, but probably not the best choice... I would
take a look at doing either a Jasper report or using Apache FOP. The
choice will have to do with the nature of the PDF you are trying to
generate. Jasper is a reporting platform... Think of Crystal Reports,
there is a report desi
Is it possible to extend the default ServletDispatcherResult to parse
the HTML output and pass the result content to the browser as a PDF
document? Or is there a better approach to doing this? What I want to
be able to do is to allow easy creation of PDF documents from HTML
content. Presently I
It wasn't a performance concern, it was a security concern. Since the OGNL
and JSP EL were processed by separate processors, it's possible to have one
transform user code to the other which is a very simple way of allowing an
end user to inject executable code into your system.
(*Chris*)
On Fri
On 7/23/10 11:26 AM, Scott Koenig wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew how great the performance optimization gains
are in leaving runtime expression values disabled for assorted Struts tags,
or where I could find some resources on the topic. It seems incredibly
useful to be able to set a variab
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knew how great the performance optimization gains
are in leaving runtime expression values disabled for assorted Struts tags,
or where I could find some resources on the topic. It seems incredibly
useful to be able to set a variable to a value calculated on the fly.
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