ward, then append several
RTF documents at the end.
Any thoughts
Thanks Much.
Nick Neuberger
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are a couple of thoughts!
1) You
might want to try and set the response.setContentType("") to "PDF" or something
like "application/pdf". I'm guess that there is a method like this to
tell the browser what type of content it is. It's been a while since I've
directly set content type
class
as a helper class for all developers as well.
Any thoughts?
Nick Neuberger
Programmer / Analyst
IS Department
Safety National Casualty Corporation
package com.sncc.common.reports.pdf;
import java.awt.geom.Point2D;
import java.io.IOException;
import com.lowagie.text.Document;
import
What is your hardware configuration?
cpu(s)
memory
disk space
What VM are you using?
Are you doing any database connections while generating the pdfs?
I have seen the performance for applications to be extremely fast. even in
java. although we are using dual processor