label1 value1 label2 value2 label3 value3

label4 value4 label5 value5 label6 value6

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Thanks
Ullas

your English is great.
I am sorry to hear that the PDF export is not working, I tested the steps again and they work fine. Are you using the trunk version of OFBiz? Are you able to generate other PDF export from existing OFBiz screens?
I would suggest you to send a message to the OFBiz user list if you are not able to solve your issue: in the user list it will be easier to communicate.

Good luck for your studies and thank you for your feedback!

Jacopo

(Excuse my english, I’m a french student)

I followed all the steps in this tutorial and all is OK except the PDF export. When I click on the PDF export button, I have an error :

Unable to transform FO file: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 0, Size: 0

Have you got an idea to solve this problem ?
I tried to comment :
type=”screenfop” content-type=”application/pdf”

And when this was commented, I had this error :

java.lang.StackOverflowError

So I don’t understand what’s wrong with the PDF export.

Thanks & regards,

Teddy

I am not sure to understand your question, but you should be able to get the list out of the result of a service call in the following way (in this example the service bogusService returns a list with name myList):

Hope it helps,

Jacopo

can you tell me some way i can set a list which is coming out of a service called on a screen…and the service is invoking java that returns an Util List…please revert back ASAP.

Thanks & Rergards

-Prince Sewani

you can actually use the “screenxml” (in the controller’s view-entry) and you will get a xml based output that can be imported nicely in Excel; or you can use the CSV export that is accepted by Excel as well (see my previous post on this).
Kind regards,
Jacopo

is it possible in a similar way to generate an excel output?

Regards,
Hans