Convert html 2 pdf

Hi,
I need to convert programmatically a html-site into a pdf document. The pdf-output should look like the printversion of the html-site. Do I have the possibility to make this conversion with help of the adobe document service (java or abap)? If yes, how I do that?
I didn't found any tutorials or documents, which describe the access of the adobe api programmatically. Can you provide some links to such documents?
In the native adobe api it is possible to render a html (or other formats) to pdf. I need the same functionality in my application.
I'm working on SAP Netweaver 2004s SP13, ADS installed.
Regards,
Thomas

You will likely need to set some specific print CSS then because Acrobat is merely a "virtual" printer. I've been looking for a link or two that address this:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/
that is one.

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As long as the application (InDesign or something else) has a command-line interface, i'd like to know about it.
Am using .NET, but we still want to know what you're doing even if you aren't.
Source data is HTML pages from random sources, so it's not necessarily XHTML unfortunately, though i could tidy it into a consistent form.

thanks, but what i'm looking for here is programmatic usage -- that is, scripted or command-line -- not having a human user choosing menu options, etc
so as to your two suggestions ...
this would appear to be NOT programmatic ...
> And Acrobat will install a PDF convert toolbar for Internet Explorer to do this right from the browser.
and this might or might not be possible to program -- i don't know if people are somehow running Acrobat programmatically, would appreciate further information
> Acrobat has a Create PDF from Web Page function

Acrobat 8.1 Pro .mht And Some .html files Do Not Convert To PDF

Acrobat 8.1 Pro with Windows Vista. .mht files are saved complete webpage single files similar to complete html files except they're as a single file instead of a file and a folder. When using Create From File, Acrobat does not recognize .mht files and will not convert them to PDF. Some complete .html files will not convert using Create from File, even though Acrobat does recognize them.
Also, when I'm logged into a website and want to convert a webpage to PDF using Create From Web, often the resulting PDF document is of the login page and not the page I selected with the error message "can't locate file". These difficult webpages can be converted to PDF using the Print Adobe PDF function, but hyperlinks are not preserved with this function.
I would like to be able to convert all files (including .mht) and webpages to PDF while preserving hyperlinks. Can anyone help me with this?

Bruce,
mht files are not standard html files. Acrobat will not handle those. If
you are on a website that most be logged into, then Acrobat cannot get
to those files since it is not logged in. You can print to pdf, since
your browser is logged in.
Mike

Trouble in fop(convert html 2 pdf) source.

to convert html 2 pdf file I found the article from javaworld.
(http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2006/jw-0410-html.html)
unfortunately I can't seem to find the two classes below even though import all fop 0.94 library files.
are there something I'm missing?
Thanks.
import org.apache.fop.apps.Driver;
import org.apache.fop.tools.DocumentInputSource;

Much thanks for your timely reply. The scanner software requires that one must scan to an application. The configuration has to point to an executable. In program files I must select an executable, in this case acrobat.exe. Have been using this for years and never have seen a problem. Continues guidance sought.

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