Subject: Re: Re: Re: Re: [xsl] Pagebreaks in Excel-HTML transformer From: Jon Gorman <jonathan.gorman@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 08:30:51 -0500 |
On 2/12/06, Oleg Konovalov <olegkon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Guys, > > Let me ask you a few things, because my impression is that you are > talking about 2 different things, and when I am trying to consider it as one, > I am getting confused. > > c>I was suggesting that you use some other means (other than XSLT) to > c>produce a binary native Excel file that you output to disk and insert a link > c>into the HTML output that would download the binary file when clicked. > Does that mean a completely different approach outside not only XSLT > but Cocoon as well ? Uh, no, like I've mentioned before what research I had done indicated to me that SAX could be used at stages of the pipeline. That + excel apis could be used at the last stage to create a file. do with Cocoon. > He didn't reply to any of my questions regarding pagebreaks in Excel or > how to integrate that POI with my Cocoon pipeline. > But he seems to suggest to forget about POI and switch to JXReport. > Have you heard about it ? Is this a better alternative to POI. No, I haven't heard of any of this. My suggest came entirely from Google suggest. To tell the blunt honest truth, I would have done more research on my own and would probably have already experimented with implementing POI or my home-brew solution. I wouldn't consider switching codebases on one article. > Please advise me what to do. > > I am attaching my current pipeline. *sigh* I've given you what hints I can provide. You're going to have to do some research. I'm not following this thread anymore. I've repeated myself far more than I like. Cocoon looked like it had too high of a learning curve for my transformation needs. If you decided to use it for your projects I'd advise learning how to use it better. Jon Gorman
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