sarasotatim,
I am not sure about your setup. But the example in that page is essentially
doing the same thing as a call to cfcontent, using the "variable" attribute to
serve up binary data.
PdfCopy will accept any kind of OutputStream. So you could substitute a
ByteArrayOutputStream for your FileOutputStream.
outStream = createObject("java", "java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream").init();
The data would be written to your variable, instead of saved to disk. Then
using outStream.toByteArray() you could serve up the file via cfcontent.
-Leigh
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