Re: Generating PDF using BizTalk
- From: "Francois Malgreve" <francois.malgreve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 23:23:10 +0700
Interesting....
So how do you return the generated pdf to the client? do you put it in an
XML message in a special element type and then send to the client through a
send port??
Francois Malgreve.
http://www.malgreve.net/
"zeneves" <zeneves@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Aug 8, 12:17 pm, "Markus Eßmayr" <essmayr/at/racon-linz.at> wrote:
Hello,That's not a Biztalk feature.
today I got a request if it's possible to create PDF-files from
XML-messages
given an appropriate XSLT.
We already use that in one of our Java-WebServices. XML-data gets
transformed using an XSLT and results in a PDF-file thats returned to the
client.
Has anyone of you an idea, if it's possible to create PDF-files using
BizTalk, and what I need for doing that?
Thanks very much!
Max
However, you could use some custom code to do that.
We are using XSL-FO technology to convert XML Data to PDF.There are
some tools to do that, like Apache FOP (free).
We have an orchestration that receive the XML data, and somewhere in
the workflow calls an C# class, that applies XSL transformation,
executes the FOP command, waits for the output, read generated PDF
and return it to the client.
There are other tools (not free) to do this, like Ecrion, XML Mill, XF
Render, etc... If the complexity of the PDF is low, Apache FOP will
be enough.
If you need some details on this, ask for it :)
Jose Neves
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