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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by David Cypers <dc...@jcs.be> on 2003/06/26 13:56:23 UTC
Can i invoke cocoon from within a swing application
Hi there,
I need to generate PDF and Excel output from within a swing application.
Is this possible with Cocoon, without deploying cocoon on a webserver?
What I mean is that, can I package the cocoon libraries (and
configuration files) with my swing application, and invoke it at the
client side?
with kind regards,
David
Re: Can i invoke cocoon from within a swing application
Posted by Alexander Schatten <al...@gmx.at>.
David Cypers wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I need to generate PDF and Excel output from within a swing
> application. Is this possible with Cocoon, without deploying cocoon on
> a webserver? What I mean is that, can I package the cocoon libraries
> (and configuration files) with my swing application, and invoke it at
> the _client_ side?
currently I can not really see the advantage of this procedure. why not
use xalan, dom4j, fop or other tools directly in the Swing application?
this would be far smoother, no?
Alex
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RE: Can i invoke cocoon from within a swing application
Posted by Reinhard Pötz <re...@gmx.net>.
There is a Cocoon bean in Cocoon 2.1dev. Using it should do the job.
Reinhard
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From: David Cypers [mailto:dcy@jcs.be]
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Subject: Can i invoke cocoon from within a swing application
Hi there,
I need to generate PDF and Excel output from within a swing application.
Is this possible with Cocoon, without deploying cocoon on a webserver?
What I mean is that, can I package the cocoon libraries (and
configuration files) with my swing application, and invoke it at the
client side?
with kind regards,
David