RE: [PDFdev] FDF & save file on server

[Dennis Gilgallon]

Hello:               I believe that you can only save the FDF information to a file on the server (Unless you have a third-party application like FDFMerge). And in this case you need to set the permissions on the destination folder to allow writing to the folder. When you open the FDF file it will seek out the “attached” PDF file to display the information. If anyone knows a better solution….   Dennis Gilgallon Web Developer Adobe Certified Expert 1-800-350-8005 Ext. 1130 http://www.BollingerInsurance.com   From: Maristela Oura [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 9:49 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PDFdev] FDF & save file on server   Hi,   I have some questions about FDF & ASP. Can anyone help me please ?   1) When the client (IE) open the populated form, is it possible to save the generated file is on server ? Using the following script, the origin file is opened, but the "saved" file is not saved. I can save it only on client machine.   '*** Create file wfileOrigem = "http://server/bcc/pdf/original.pdf"  wfileSave = "http://server/bcc/pdf/destino.pdf"         *** Create the FDF object. Set FdfAcX = Server.CreateObject("FdfApp.FdfApp") Dim objFdf Set objFdf = FdfAcX.FDFCreate objFdf.FDFSetFile wfileOrigem    . . .   '*** Write the data back to the buffer stream. Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.fdf" Response.BinaryWrite objFdf.FDFSaveToBuf objFdf.FDFSaveToFile wfileSave   '*** Close the object and clean-up. objFdf.FDFClose        2- When I save as "another name" on the client machine, and open the saved file, it is shown the name of origin file on top of window. Is there any property can be defined by parameter ?   Thanks in advance. Maristela