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Transforming HTML into PDF is something I've been interested in for several years. I'm beginning to put some time & effort into it now because we must include PDF reporting capability in a new product, which is intended for school teachers, parents, and students.
Aaron Bartell shared some information recently about his HTML2PDF4i utility, which I've been able to test on my server. Now I'm interested in testing pd4ml, for comparison purposes.
pd4ml is a commercial product, but they allow a free download of their pd4ml_demo.jar file for testing purposes. So far, I've been able to successfully convert a number of HTML pages to PDF via the Pd4Cmd utility, running under QSH, using syntax like the following:
java -Xmx512m -Djava.awt.headless=true Pd4Cmd '
http://www.w3.org' 1200 -out w3.pdf
The Pd4Cmd transforms HTML from an external reference (
http://www.w3.org, in this case) and generates w3.pdf, which is stored in a local IFS directory. However, when attempting to transform a local (
http://www.radile.com) HTML document to PDF, the generated PDF is blank, except for the "demo watermark", which is evidently a feature of the demo jar. Any ideas about solving this problem?
java -version is "1.4.2"
Thanks,
-Nathan.
midrange.com
