I have recently tested these two libs:
- alivepdf
- purepdf
I ended up using alivepdf. Smaller lib size, better documented and it
worked with the first set up.
The code to provide the download link:
import flash.events.IOErrorEvent;
import flash.net.FileReference;
...
var fileName : String = _fileName + ".pdf";
try {
var f : FileReference = new FileReference();
f.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, ioErrorHandler);
f.save(_pdf.save(Method.LOCAL), fileName);
} catch (e : Error) {
trace ("COULD NOT SAVE PDF");
}
...
private function ioErrorHandler(event : IOErrorEvent) : void {
trace ("PERHAPS THE DOCUMENT IS OPEN");
}
Am 28.10.2011 14:56, schrieb Rodrigo Augusto Guerra:
hi all,
I have a flash swf that generates a report inside a mc then print it. ok. now
my client wants a button 'save to pdf.' not just print...
The more automated the better, I wonder if someone has any hint on this, some
tool that I can install on th server and it does that for me ...
thanks,
rodrigo
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