Our first iteration was server side rendering to PDF using PHP - it was
very slow and because the client had an interactive application with an
agent online to a customer we scrapped that approach
(- it was slow since there is an intermediate step of rendering HTML to
PS which sucks and also
Danny,
Thanks for the info. The formatting problems you have reported keep me
focused on OpenOffice (and JooReports).
In your system, are the PDF files created automatically by the server,
or are they "printed to PDF" manually by end-users? Do you simply use
PHP as the template engine?
Y
Yuval
You can do this in PHP .
We just did an application for generating business documents (proposals
etc...)
for a call center that use SugarCRM with Firefox, XML, templates and a
merge with the mysql db, the output from browser prints to PDF Creator
which is then transferred to a FaxoIP ser
Hello all,
[This is not strictly a Linux question. I hope it will be of interest to
the list.]
I am developing an enterprise application that will generate various
business documents (invoices, purchase orders, RFQs). The documents
should be printable (and pretty), and also be available i
Thanks for mentioning OpenOffice (I hadn't considered it as a conversion
engine). It looks like a good fit. JooReports
(http://jooreports.sourceforge.net) seems to have already done the Java
integration I also need in my project.
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Hi
On Sun, Jul 10, 2005 at 10:56:48PM +0300
On Sun, 10 Jul 2005, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> I'm not sure OpenOffice is the best tool for the job, BTW. It certainly
> has much better and straight-forward styling support than MS-Office. But
> also consider LyX.
I generated my company's data sheets using system similar to that you
describe, excep
Hi
On Sun, Jul 10, 2005 at 10:56:48PM +0300, Youval Bronicki wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>
> [This is not strictly a Linux question. I hope it will be of interest to
> the list.]
>
>
> I am developing an enterprise application that will generate various
> business documents (invoices, purchase order
Hello all,
[This is not strictly a Linux question. I hope it will be of interest to
the list.]
I am developing an enterprise application that will generate various
business documents (invoices, purchase orders, RFQs). The documents
should be printable (and pretty), and also be available in so
