The link to the PDF-pages of Andy Robinson is http://www.robanal.demon.co.uk/pdfgen/index.html He has the goal to make PDFgen a powerful report generation library besides various other uses. It's pure python and at the moment not constraint by a commercial license. Better check with Andy about future changes. __Janko Rik Hoekstra writes:

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I have a dynamic PDF generation library and a minimal html to PDF conversion script (enough to support Structured Text) all written in Python. No table support yet.

You can get it from: http://starship.python.net/crew/pavlos/

It was originally intended to provide PDF support for Zope but it is a bit slow, unless some caching scheme is used.

There is one more PDF library for python by Andy Robinson but I do not remember the URL.

Pavlos

The freely available (for non-commercial purposes, check out the licence) pdflib by Thomas Mertz also has a python binding. It is intended for pdf publishing on www sites and it is fast. URL http://www.pdflib.com

Rik

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