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Generating PDF via XSLT File
Akitas
Member Posts: 165 Red Ribbon
Hello everyone,
I need to generate a PDF(Invoice) via XSLT File. I have a XML file which contains our data. I have to use this xml and customer's xslt file for generate our PDF. Problem is I never do this kind of thing before. Is there any workaround, Basic Tutorial or any helpful document? If there is some it would be really helpful. I made some search and I found Apache FOP(2.5) but I can't use that because there is an error.
Best Regards,
Yunus Emre
Answers
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Anyone?
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This is not an ADF specific issue.
You'll have to write a java program to read the xml file and then create a Pdf document from the outcome.
There should be lots of libraries for reading xslt files and there's apache poi that might be able to do both.