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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Sven Haiges <sv...@flavor.de> on 2001/12/13 17:19:55 UTC
Solution: 2 Databases Problem / Oracle Connection Pooling
There is a very easy solution for the 2 Databases Problem:
Oracle provides a .zip File instead a .jar file. Rename .zip to .jar and
everything works fine.
Struts cannot find the correct drivers, but the Error Messages are completely
nonsense.... (100m try-catch block?)
Things can be so easy....
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hansa
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Re: Struts/FOP
Posted by Matt Raible <ma...@yahoo.com>.
I'm interested in this as well. I just finished a project writing a XSL/FO stylesheet to generate a report, and did the creation through command line via a junit test suite.
If you get this figured out, let me know, I'd be happy to help publish a struts-fop example!
Matt
"John M. Corro" <jo...@cornerstone.net> wrote: Has anyone ever generated a PDF file (via FOP) from an Action servlet? Any
implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs. a standard/plain servlet?
I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP distro. and it seems as if as
long as I have access to the response object (which I do in the Action
servlet) I should be fine.
For those interested, the situation is that (from a servlet) I will be using
Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc, then using that XML doc and
a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP to build a PDF doc and
shoot it back to the user's browser. Not too out of the ordinary, but I'd
like to inquire into any pitfalls.
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Struts/FOP
Posted by "John M. Corro" <jo...@cornerstone.net>.
Has anyone ever generated a PDF file (via FOP) from an Action servlet? Any
implications in doing so via an Action servlet vs. a standard/plain servlet?
I've reviewed the servlet example from the FOP distro. and it seems as if as
long as I have access to the response object (which I do in the Action
servlet) I should be fine.
For those interested, the situation is that (from a servlet) I will be using
Enhydra's Zeus to generate an in-memory XML doc, then using that XML doc and
a pre-written XSL stylesheet I plan on using FOP to build a PDF doc and
shoot it back to the user's browser. Not too out of the ordinary, but I'd
like to inquire into any pitfalls.
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