I spent most of yesterday looing for a HTML - PDF conversion method that didn't involve opening the document and printing it to a PDF - and then the freshmeat mail comes round with this project in. Couldn't be better timing.
Couple of points - I am running it on Win2K and the only mods needed were to change fop.sh to fop.bat in the denature perl file and to set up fop.bat with correct paths.
I noticed it complains about <TH> tags, it (I guess the parser/tree) thinks they are unmatched for some reason.
Keep up the good work
Chris
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If you need a commercial HTML to PDF converter library for .NET with full support for HTML tags and CSS, custom page breaks, customizable header and footer, page size, page orientation, pdf compression level and many other features you can try the one from http://www.winnovative-software.com or from http://www.dotnet-reporting.com, is the same.
It doesn't use a printer driver or any other third party tools. Is just a .NET 2.0 library.
Moreover there is a free HTML to PDF converter application built on top of this library. It is completely free and it exposes all the library features described above.
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I spent most of yesterday looing for a HTML - PDF conversion method that didn't involve opening the document and printing it to a PDF - and then the freshmeat mail comes round with this project in. Couldn't be better timing.
Couple of points - I am running it on Win2K and the only mods needed were to change fop.sh to fop.bat in the denature perl file and to set up fop.bat with correct paths.
I noticed it complains about <TH> tags, it (I guess the parser/tree) thinks they are unmatched for some reason.
Keep up the good work
Chris
I'm glad your finding it useful.
In the CVS version I've added a -m flag which will cause denature to use fop.bat instead of fop.sh.
The TH tag should now be handled, thought I had done that one, guess I missed it.
If you see, or think of, anything else let me know.
dan
If you need a commercial HTML to PDF converter library for .NET with full support for HTML tags and CSS, custom page breaks, customizable header and footer, page size, page orientation, pdf compression level and many other features you can try the one from http://www.winnovative-software.com or from http://www.dotnet-reporting.com, is the same.
It doesn't use a printer driver or any other third party tools. Is just a .NET 2.0 library.
Moreover there is a free HTML to PDF converter application built on top of this library. It is completely free and it exposes all the library features described above.
The correct above URL is http://www.dotnet-reporting.com .