Martin L.Alexander wrote:
Hi Experts!
We are using iText to concatenate preproduced smaller pdf files to a large one.
On W2K server everything works fine. Under Windows 2003 Server the spoolsv.exe
allocates a huge amount of memory and finally crashes.
If we deinstall all printes the process works fine even under W2003.
My Q is: why does iText use the spoolsv.exe or any related printer driver at all
and how can I fix the memory leak (as I'd like to print the produced pdf file
afterwards)
You weren't subscribed when you posted your question.
It was held by the list server at SourceForge and it seems
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so that they don't reach the list).
Anyway: iText doesn't print PDF files, so I am not aware
of the fact that iText uses spoolsv.exe.
br,
Bruno
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