creating respons to feed into pdfcreator

Hi,

I am updating my application to seaside30. To create pdf I use prince2 executable.  The htmlcontent to feed into the prince executable is created with  a construction as described in http://www.seaside.st/documentation/pdfs in the section of pdfReactor at message asPDF .
I am trying to understand how to do this in seaside30 but have trouble to find a way to do it now the respons is generated using a notification and response is only accessible via (current)requestContext.

original example:

asPDF
  | handler response |
  handler := WARenderContinuation root: (PDFRoot for: self).
  response := WAResponse new.
  handler context: (WARenderingContext new session: self session; actionUrl: WAUrl new; yourself).
  handler processRendering: response.
  ^(PDFReactorClient default convertXHTML: response contents contents) getPDF.

Can anyone point me into the right direction?
Thanks in advance

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Is it possible that a cache is interfering? Perhaps look at the configurations.
This is just a stab in the dark. Sorry not to be more helpful




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2011/1/6 a van schijndel <[hidden email]>
That's really strange code. I would do something like this:

answerPdf
    self requestContext respond: [ :response |
        response
            contentType:'application/pdf'
            attachmentWithFileName:'usecase.pdf';
            binary;
            nextPutAll: thePdf ]


renderContentOn: html
    html anchor
        callback: [ self answerPdf ]
        with: 'donload PDF'

However that doesn't cover how the PDF is actually created. I have no
idea how PDFReactor works, does it render the current or an other page
as HTML send it to a server and get it back as PDF?

Cheers
Philippe
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That code is primarily to render XHTML to a string and then feed it to PRDreactor for conversion to PDF; returning of the bytes in the response is using #respond: as expected. My latest version looks like the following at the moment,

Component>>asPDF

| xhtml |
xhtml := (RenderCanvas builder)
                fullDocument: true;
                documentClass: WAHtmlDocument;
                rootBlock:
                        [:root |
                        root beXhtml10Strict.
                        root style add: (Styles default documentForFile: 'print.css').
                        root style add: 'svg {-ro-replacedelement: ''com.realobjects.xml.formatters.SVGFormatter'';}'];
                render: [:html | html render: self].
^(PDFreactorClient default convertXHTML: xhtml) bytes
 
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Subject: Re: [Seaside] creating respons to feed into pdfcreator

2011/1/6 a van schijndel <[hidden email]> That's really strange code. I would do something like this:

answerPdf
    self requestContext respond: [ :response |
        response
            contentType:'application/pdf'
            attachmentWithFileName:'usecase.pdf';
            binary;
            nextPutAll: thePdf ]


renderContentOn: html
    html anchor
        callback: [ self answerPdf ]
        with: 'donload PDF'

However that doesn't cover how the PDF is actually created. I have no idea how PDFReactor works, does it render the current or an other page as HTML send it to a server and get it back as PDF?

Cheers
Philippe
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Op maandag 10-01-2011 om 01:12 uur [tijdzone -0800], schreef Boris Popov, DeepCove Labs:

That code is primarily to render XHTML to a string and then feed it to PRDreactor for conversion to PDF; returning of the bytes in the response is using #respond: as expected. My latest version looks like the following at the moment,

Component>>asPDF

| xhtml |
xhtml := (RenderCanvas builder)
		fullDocument: true;
		documentClass: WAHtmlDocument;
		rootBlock: 
			[:root |
			root beXhtml10Strict.
			root style add: (Styles default documentForFile: 'print.css').
			root style add: 'svg {-ro-replacedelement: ''com.realobjects.xml.formatters.SVGFormatter'';}'];
		render: [:html | html render: self].
^(PDFreactorClient default convertXHTML: xhtml) bytes
 
-Boris

Thanks a lot Boris. That is exactly what I needed. I did a first quick implementation and it works for me too. Have to look into my composition of stylesheets to get it right. Maybe this code snippet can be added to the PDF faq on seaside.st?

-
Arthur


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