RE: issues with using FOPServlet in Weblogic 6.1 environment

[Amit Rangari <ra...@ascent-inc.com>]

I am also facing the same problem; I did all kind of trial but still no
success, some how it uses the weblogic.xml.jaxp.RegistryXMLReader as a
SAX2 parser which is not able to translate xml to pdf.

Anybody any idea please let us know, I am stuck because of this for
almost a week.

Thanks
Amit

-----Original Message-----
From: TSereme@gcr.com [mailto:TSereme@gcr.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 11:28 PM
To: fop-user@xml.apache.org
Subject: issues with using FOPServlet in Weblogic 6.1 environment

Hello,

I am trying to test some simple cases using the provided FOPServlet from
apache.

1) supplying .fo file as parameter to create pdf stream finally
launching
pdf viewer -  succes -

2) supplying .xsl and .xml file to create a pdf stream finally launching
pdf viewer - failure -


Both cases work using commandline Fop class but not with the servlet
based
processing.

A blank pdf comes up with the viewer for the .xsl .xml case.

One thing in particular is that weblogic uses
weblogic.xml.jaxp.RegistryXMLReader unlike the standalone version.

It looks to me like a xml configuration issue in weblogic.  ( I have
tried
various things programmatically but it forces me to modify FOP classes
which is not the correct solution )

I noticed a few questions about this issue but no real resolution of the
problem.

Adding packages to the beginning of the classpath does not alter any
proccessing in Weblogic 6.1
because there are default xml settings in place so the
weblogic.org.apache.
* classes are always the defualt.
There is a setting in the console for creating a xml registry where
factory, builder, and parsing classes are defined but this has not
worked
for me as of yet.


Any thoughts would be helpfull
Thanks.