Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I am trying to generate a pdf using the Reporting services webservice. I have the pdf generation part working, but I am not sure how to get a "physical" pdf that I can attach to an email before sending it on its way.
I understand how to send an email with an attachment from the harddrive but I am not sure how to make results[] into a format I can handle. You should save the pdf to disk or memory and then use System. Mail to send it Here is a quick link from google. Create a MemoryStream reference from the results byte array, then add the stream to an attachment with a ContentType , and add the attachment to the Attachments collection on the MailMessage.
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Viewed 2k times. Empty; Rse If you are creating a client application using Java, include the necessary JAR files. If you are using web services, ensure that you include the proxy files. After you create the service client, you can invoke the appropriate PDF creation operation.
This operation needs information about the document to be converted, including the path to the target document. Including LiveCycle Java library files.
Include client JAR files, such as adobe-generatepdf-client. Create a GeneratePdfServiceClient object by using its constructor and passing a ServiceClientFactory object that contains connection properties.
A java. String object that contains the file type settings to be used in the conversion. File type settings can include spidering levels. String object that contains the name of the security settings to be used.
An optional com. Document object that contains settings to be applied while generating the PDF document. If this information is not supplied, the settings are automatically chosen based on the previous three parameters.
Document object that contains metadata information to be applied to the PDF document. The issue tracking number is By Muhimbi , At 25 January, Hi, with this type of solution how do I activate the license?
By Unknown , At 26 January, Hi Simone, That is correct. Just install the service and connect to the webservice as described in this article. Read section 2. Drop support muhimbi. By Muhimbi , At 26 January, Invoke IMessage message Exception rethrown at [0]: at System.
By Anonymous , At 18 February, Regarding the 'access denied' message. The Document Conversion Service checks if the account invoking the web service is allowed to invoke it. Please update the group names used for authentication in the config file as mentioned in the prerequisites section of this post. Details can be found in section 2. Alternatively switch to Anonymous access, which is explained in the same section of the Admin Guide.
I hope this helps. If you need further assistance then feel free to leave a message here or contact us using any of the means in the Contact Us link at the top right of this page. By Muhimbi , At 18 February, EXE came up on the task manager and dissapeared. By Anonymous , At 19 February, Hi AJ, That is correct. You need the relevant office application in order to guarantee perfect conversion fidelity.
We have put a considerable amount of effort into our framework to ensure Office behaves well and resources are properly managed. So far we have many happy customers and to the best of my knowledge no Office related problems. In the future we may provide PDF Conversion that doesn't require office on the conversion server, but the available options are not mature enough.
By Muhimbi , At 19 February, Can it be used to convert InfoPath forms existing on a SharePoint server? Will that be possible with this Web Service way? By Anonymous , At 29 April, Yes, the product can be used to convert SharePoint based as well as file system based InfoPath forms.
By Muhimbi , At 29 April, For example, submit 3 word files and an excel spreadsheet. If so, what control would there be over the order that the documents were rendered, and what control would there be over the name of the compiled pdf when it is created?
By Dave Walmsley , At 18 May, Hi Dave, It is possible to do that, but a little bit of programming work is required from your side. Assuming you will be using the Web Service in combination with the.
Convert the individual documents to PDF using web service calls as outlined in this post. If you intend to do this from SharePoint or a Java based environment, or have any questions, then contact us on support muhimbi. We are really responsive and normally reply within minutes.
By Muhimbi , At 18 May, By Anonymous , At 02 September, Have a chat with our friends on www. By Muhimbi , At 03 September, Hi, Is there a way we can convert all the views in infopath form to PDF. By Anonymous , At 14 September, Yes, all views and attachments if you wish can be converted.
By Muhimbi , At 14 September, Hi, I tried using "PDF Converting service" with sample code you provided on the site for converting my infopath form. It has multiple views view1,view2,view3 but its converting only the default view view1. I am not sure whats going wrong or did i am missing anything.
If this feature works we would love to buy this product. I assume you have looked at the links provided in the previous answer. There are 2 things you need to do: 1. Name the views correctly so they are all exported 2. Request the beta, as the article mentions, as this new functionality is not yet available in the public release. Feel free to contact us using the support link at the top of the page. We are very responsive and love to help. When can we expect the public release of this feature.
I am more excited about this feature, we want this in our production. We have quite a few people testing it and have yet to receive any reports of problems.
Some are running it in their production environments.
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