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URGENT:Generation of Web Page using DCR's

mujeebk

Using TeamSite interface (IE) we can generate web pages with DCR by applying TPL's.

Can we do the same through Java stand alone program by using CSSDK API?

If so can u please provide the sample example?

Please help me.

Thanks in Advance.

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ISCBorisB

Using TeamSite interface (IE) we can generate web pages with DCR by applying TPL's.

Can we do the same through Java stand alone program by using CSSDK API?

If so can u please provide the sample example?

Please help me.

Thanks in Advance.

IWOV provides "stand-alone" commands to do that: iwgen, iwregen and (a little more tricky) iwpt_compile.ipl. Why would you need custom CSSDK code to do that?

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gotoritesh

Can one use these command in their own JAVA application? I guess the application need to run on TEamsite server? Am I right?

I believe where mujeebk is coming from is running an application which is not hosted on the server to perform the same? Am I right?

What are the ways? I am looking for something similar. Kindly let us know what are different ways? both running app on server and outside server?

ISCBorisB

Can one use these command in their own JAVA application? I guess the application need to run on TEamsite server? Am I right?

I believe where mujeebk is coming from is running an application which is not hosted on the server to perform the same? Am I right?

What are the ways? I am looking for something similar. Kindly let us know what are different ways? both running app on server and outside server?

Commands I've mentioned are just that, OS Commands. Of course you can run them from Java.

Within TS Server use for example ProcessBuilder Class or do it old-fashion way with Runtime.exec + BufferedReader,
InputStreamReader etc. Remote running is a different story. It all depends on what is visible (mapped, mounted, what
have you) on that "outside server" of yours and what transport/protocols you use to communicate. If I were you I would
extend TS App with the custom "Generate" Servlet and call it.