isn't killed.
I have found another suitable method - save my templates as HTML, read in
the file, modify it as needed, then push it out as a word document. No need
of Word automation with this method. Will just have to train the users in
this slight difference.
Thanks anyways.
Shawn
-----Original Message-----
From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 1:58 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Creating a Word.Application COM object needs a new instance o f
WI NWORD.EXE?
> Well, the server has been restarted, and the "Quit" command
> does indeed clean up the instance. However, if I run into
> any errors at all before the Quit command (and I'm expecting
> a few while I'm developing the page), I run into the same
> situation again - the instance of word is not cleaned up, I
> cannot remove it, and a new instance is created when the page
> is loaded again.
>
> I'm sure someone has created word documents on the fly using
> the office automation tools before (server-side that is), so
> can someone point me to a resource that would help me through
> this process? Thanks.
Put your processing code into a <CFTRY>, then below it, run the quit()
That way if your code breaks, it'll still end the process, and with some
intelligent coding, you can still see the error generated.
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