RE: Using FOP from ASP

[TS...@uk.imshealth.com]

David wrote:
...
>ResultCode = Shell.Run(commandline,,True) ' True = Wait for FOP to finish

If you use this method for a whole batch of transformations it's going to be
inefficient because none of the objects get re-used. 
My latest plan is to write a small java class that will tranform a list of
fo files using the same driver & renderer objects. It might even be possible
to register this class as a COM object, which would be great. If it works &
if you're interested...

Regards,
Tom

RE: Using FOP from ASP

[David Wood <ob...@panix.com>]

Of course - this is purely a quick fix.

Good luck with your COM wrangling. I'm sure a lot of people would be
interested in that.

-David

On Fri, 1 Mar 2002 TSchutzerWeissmann@uk.imshealth.com wrote:

> David wrote:
> ...
> >ResultCode = Shell.Run(commandline,,True) ' True = Wait for FOP to finish
>
> If you use this method for a whole batch of transformations it's going to be
> inefficient because none of the objects get re-used.
> My latest plan is to write a small java class that will tranform a list of
> fo files using the same driver & renderer objects. It might even be possible
> to register this class as a COM object, which would be great. If it works &
> if you're interested...
>
> Regards,
> Tom
>