>Its the web Grabber I need to use.
>
>Thankfully I run under IIS so I created an ASP page to do the web capture.
>
>Seems to be the easiest thing to do in the circumstances while MM get there
>COM stuff sorted out.

I actually disagree with your last statement for a couple of reasons.

First, it's not a MM-specific problem; it's a Java issue. Java has never 
played well with COM, and, quite frankly, won't ever. I forget the name of 
the project (AXIS?), but there is an open source effort (which MM uses in 
CFMX) to integrate COM with Java.

Second, why pursue efforts to integrate COM with Java when Microsoft itself 
has said for a while that COM is going away in favor of .NET?

Third, I think the onus is on the ActivePDF people to "keep up with the 
times" in the sense that MM announced will over a year ago their intentions 
to shift CF from a C/C++ base to Java. It seems to me that if they wanted to 
keep their CF customers, they should have focused on a new version that 
would integrate with a Java-based application server.

Last, ActivePDF is a third-party tool, and, as such, MM should not be 
responsible for improving its integration with CFMX. That's the chance you 
take when you use third-party tools.

You may disagree with me, and that's fine. But I think your barking up the 
wrong tree by looking to MM fix your problem.

Regards,
Dave.


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