I am having trouble with active PDF. Its hanging on a simple example. It
NEVER crashes or throws a page timeout exception or anything. I was
wondering if anyone could look at this and see any glaring errors.
<!--- Configure IP and Port numbers. --->
<cfset strIPAddress = "127.0.0.1" />
<cfset strPort = 64320 />
<!--- Configure server. --->
<!--- Create the COM object for active PDF Server. --->
<cfset comPDFServer = CreateObject("COM", "APServer.Object") />
<!--- Set the output directory for the document. --->
<cfset comPDFServer.OutputDirectory = ExpandPath("./") />
<!--- Name to use for results document. --->
<cfset comPDFServer.NewDocumentName = (GetTickCount() & ".pdf")
/>
<!--- Configure the web grabber. --->
<!--- Create the COM object of the active PDF WebGrabber. --->
<cfset comPDFGrabber = CreateObject("COM",
"APWebGrabber.Object") />
<!--- Set the engine to use for the grab. 0 = Native ; 1 =
Internet Explorer. --->
<cfset comPDFGrabber.EngineTouse = 1 />
<!---
Set the URL to grab.
NOTE: Even if we are streaming in html to convert to
a PDF, we still need
pass in a well-formed URL that will be discarded.
--->
<cfset comPDFGrabber.Url =
"http://www.munsch.com/news_faces.cfm"; />
<!---
Set the PDF to be created from the HTML stream. Pass
in the html
stream to convert to a PDF.
--->
<cfset comPDFGrabber.CreateFromHTMLText = "<html><body>This is a
test for straight text</body></html>" />
<!--- Pass the server settings back to the web grabber. --->
<cfset comPDFGrabber.Prt2DiskSettings = comPDFServer.ToString()
/>
<!---
Now that the PDF server the grabber are configured, it's time to
actually
carry out the HTML grap to PDF function.
--->
<!--- Perform the web grab. --->
<cfset strPrintResults = comPDFGrabber.DoPrint(
strIPAddress,
strPort
) />
<cfset WriteOutput("Print Results: #strPrintResults#") />
<!--- A successful return is a 0, let's check. --->
<cfif (strPrintResults NEQ 0)>
<h4>
Could not start job, make sure WebGrabber service is
started,
error: <cfset WriteOutput("#strPrintResults#") />
</h4>
<cfelse>
<!---
The print has been created successfully. Now, wait
for the document
to be created from the PDF.
--->
<cfset strWaitResults = comPDFGrabber.Wait(
strIPAddress,
strPort,
20,
""
) />
<cfset WriteOutput("Wait Results: #strWaitResults#") />
</cfif>
<!--- We have a created PDF, let's Pass the settings back to the Server
Object. --->
<cfset comPDFServer.FromString(comPDFGrabber.Prt2DiskSettings) />
<!--- Clean up the PDF grabber. --->
<cfset comPDFGrabber.CleanUp(
strIPAddress,
strPort
)>
<!--- Remove pointers to the COM objects. --->
<cfset comPDFServer = "" />
<cfset comPDFGrabber = "" />
Thanks,
Ben
.......................
Ben Nadel
Web Developer
Nylon Technology
6 West 14th Street
New York, NY 10011
212.691.1134
212.691.3477 fax
<http://www.nylontechnology.com> www.nylontechnology.com
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