on 10-09-2007 8:01 AM
Hi,
I had used the documents_todo.htm to create appraisals. When it is executed, there is a print button for the appraisals created. I get the following error when it is printed,
"Adobe Reader could not open 'filename.pdf' because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded)".
I had searched the forums, but I couldn't find anything suitable... Please suggest how to resolve this..
Thanks.
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Try using an external debugger and see where it is getting struck.
You can enable external debugger from Settings menu.
regards
Atul Shrivastava
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hi
The BSP application class, and the HTML coding of the BSP pages. It also contains a file (content.txt) that describes the different subdirectories of the archive.
if u want this thing go through this url
http://www.sappro.com/downloads.cfm?session=e35df3bc-57c8-4bdb-8686-f18d624aef6e
here one sample application along with one article explain these things in detail manner.
regards
jagadish babu
hi
This file contains the code for the PDF Toolbox RFC server, the ABAP classes that enable access to the server, the PDF template file used in the article, the BSP application class, and the HTML coding of the BSP pages. It also contains a file (content.txt) that describes the different subdirectories of the archive.
You are an abaper and I hope you know how to correct these errors, try putting a breakpoint just before where you are getting stuck, Which variable is causing this?
Try catching the exception where the problem is.
This is something which you have to do on your own and no one from SDN can login into your system and check this.SDN can only show you a path which you have to walk through.
Regards
Atul Shrivastava
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