What about using the cocoon xreporter? > Hi Jonathon > > If you already have a class which generates a JDOM object, you could refer to it in > an XSP (this is probably the easiest way), or write a Transformer that wraps the > JDOM object and serializes it as SAX. > > Or, if you don't already have this Java class, you should consider doing the whole > thing using existing Cocoon components, without Java programming, with a pipeline > like this: > > 1) use the SQLTransformer to query the database > 2) use an XSLT to convert the SQL results (XML) to another XML representation, > appropriate to your data model > 3) use another XSLT to convert to your presentation format (XLS) > > Cheers! > > Con > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: jonathan wong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Friday, 19 September 2003 1:30 p.m. > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: Re: Hello ! Can I generate PDFs and XLS through a document > > object and Cocoon ? > > > > > > Dear Joerg , > > > > Hello ! I am so pleased to hear it is possible . I > > want to design my application as : > > > > 1. some data are stored in a database > > 2. a class gets a resultset and create a JDOM document > > object . > > 3. the class fit the database data to the document > > object . > > 4. how can I match the JDOM document object to the > > corresponding XSL and generate a XLS ? > > > > So , possible ? Thank you ! > > > > --- Joerg Heinicke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Yes, should be possible by writing your own simple > > > generator. Where do > > > you get the JDOM object from? > > >
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