Hello everyone! I'm using cocoon currently for a few weeks now. My goal is to build a web application, which dynamicly creates documents (xml -> pdf,rtf,html) for my company. These documents are very large and need about half an hour to be created (pdf). I build an front-end with woody in which the user can choose the document parts. All this is stored in the container. There are some saxon calls for building the fo file(pdf), the xml file(html) or the rfk file (for a special rtf converter).
Here is the ugly part I rather want to change: a cgi script is started which calls the rtf converter and a pdf converter(not fop)to process the document creation. these are no java apps. Is there a possibility to do this somehow different? I want to integrate this somehow into cocoon, but don't know how. At the moment the user has to leave the browser window open until the end of the creation because of the cgi process. thanks for all ideas regards dominik --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
