Convert files to PDF in asp

I need a web application (asp page) that can combine four files (tif, xfd, pdf, html) into one pdf file and stream it back to the user. These files are sitting on an IIS 6.0 server. I have Adobe acrobat 8 professional and was able to convert all the files to PDF's using the Adobe PDF silent printing in a visual basic application. However, It does not work when I call this executable from an asp page. I tried putting this code into a DLL to use it in a web page and it did not work. Any ideas on what I need to do to make this work?

It looks like LiveCycle PDF Generator Requires a Java Application Server. Do you know a product that meets this requirement in a Microsoft server/development tools environment such as IIS, Asp, Visual Basic, .NET, C#, etc... (A solution that does not require a Java environment.)

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Download Spire Free PDF Converter here, install and run the application. Then, follow guide to convert
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It looks like LiveCycle PDF Generator Requires a Java Application Server. Do you know a product that meets this requirement in a Microsoft server/development tools environment such as IIS, Asp, Visual Basic, .NET, C#, etc... (A solution that does not require a Java environment.)

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I purchased Convert file to PDF $19.99. After several attempts it will not do anything other than "Converting file to Word using Adobe Export PDF online" This keeps going up to 20 mins. Still nothing happens. Could anyone help.

Hi TheaCloneWindsong,
Do you face this issue with any particular pdf file or any pdf you wish to convert via Export PDF?

Converting files into pdf format in java

Hi all,
How can we convert a file into PDF format in java?My application does the
file upload, and I need the files to be converted into PDF format.
The uploaded file can be of any type. How can I do this?
Please give me some help.
Thanks and regards,
Sandeep.

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How can we convert a file into PDF format in java?My application does the
file upload, and I need the files to be converted into PDF format.
The uploaded file can be of any type. ...>1) Write a class that will intelligently render a file of any type..
2) ... (well, do '1' first, then after getting your Nobel prize for AI, come back and we'll talk)
>
Please give me some help.>Please review your requirement.
BTW
- PDF sucks. It is designed for printing, and I (for one) don't want to kill more trees, and have no printer.
- This subject (convert file to PDF) has been discussed on the forums a bazillion times. Did you search the forums before asking your two (very closely related) questions?

Can't convert file to pdf

I had a trial version of XI Pro and chose to buy Adobe ExportPDF. I at first could convert files to PDF unlimited. Now I cannot at all. Does ExportPDF support unlimited conversions?

Hi mrautoct,
I'm afraid that your post came through blank again. Can you please try using a different browser to post your response?
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How to convert file to PDF text readable?

Hey,
Please let me know what type of file are you trying to convert.
You might use Adobe PDF Maker or Adobe PDF printer option and export the file to PDF.
Regards,
Anubha

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I like Acrobat's integration into the Windows Explorer through the shell context menu command "Convert to PDF", which allows me to drag select a number of files (word documents et cetera) to batch convert them into PDF. It beats doing batch processing fr the Acrobat interface.
However, it asks me for the save location of each file individually. I would like to have them saved in the same directory as the original file, as the default option so I won't have to attend to the conversion. I can't find such an option in Acrobat's preferences menu though
Any gurus or users here know of a way around that?
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Jay

Does your user have custom add-ons besides the Acrobat PDFMaker add-on? If so, try disabling the other add-ons as a test to see if you get the same results.
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Hi,
Every time I convert a file to PDF I then receive a failed print job in my print queue. Has anyone seen this before?
Adobe prints to LPT1.
Thanks.

Yes, it's a known issue and simple to fix. See this blog post for instructions.

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Hi Team
Iam using adobe acrobat pro 11 in windows7 64 bit OS.When ever iam trying to convert files from text or word to .pdf iam getting the errro message in devices and printers.
one thing i observed that when i choose local drive eg:c:drive iam there is no problem.but when i given network drives path then its getting error.i have full permissions on network drive and also i can able to save any files,able create files, folders in network drives, So there is no permission issues.
Could you please provide the solution to fix it.
Thanks in advance
Regards
Siva

I don't know the solution, but at one point folks were discussing the issue of the TMP folder used for the PDF creation. It may be that there is something causing a problem with the mix of the TMP folder and the network folder. Be aware, I have no clue what I am talking about, but am repeating things I remember reading at one point. That might help you in your trouble shooting. There are others here that understand networks and will hopefully drop by to help.

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For some reason my acrobat 8.3 has stopped converting files. When I hit a convert command it trys, works to about 10-15%, then either comes back with a message that "Unable to convert, please correct the problem" or simply stops working and the Word(tm) document might flash and remain on the screen with no pdf created. I have tried to repair through the Help tab, and have also tried reinstalling from My Computer functions. Anybody know what i should do????

Hi Bill,.
Well, still having same problem.
I found acrotray and it appears to be running, still did not work.
So, decided to uninstall and install. Did as you suggested, deleted the folders, deactivated the product with Adobe, and then reinstalled from my original files. This was Version 8.1.0. I thought it would update itself, or atleast work from this version. no avail.
The conversion gets to 10% then the message, "unable to convert this file, correct errors and retry" continues to come up. at least it is consistent.
I am using Vista Home. I am going to try and update that to see if it helps, but seems to me i have done that a few times the last few weeks and did not help. Should i D/L fresh files from the adobe site?
Could it be a printer spooler problem where the printer won't start or something?
i do appreciate your help.
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Converting files into PDF/A format

Hello,
My main questions are:
1) How can I convert a normal document (say, word document) into PDF/A format using Adobe Acrobat 8.0 standard (that's what we use in the office)?
2) When we convert a file into PDF using Adobe Acrobat, does it save the file automatically in PDF/A format or is it normal PDF?
3) How can I tell if a file is in PDF/A format? Will it have a different extension than PDF?
4) What disadvantages are there related to PDF/A format (if any)?

Thanks pogopossum,
I'm using now Goodreader. This has also the advantage of a good interlinking to other available documents.
This is also not functioning with ibooks. Goodreader has some drawbacks compared to ibooks.
You cannot recognize the books easily since no frontpages are present and you need to scroll more to find the correct document. A annoying thing is that once you enlarge the index and jump to a linked page that page will show up in the enlarged fashion. So you always need to resize the new page. This problem is not present in ibooks. An enormous good feature of Goodreader is the easy and many ways to import files.

Oracle IBR : API for converting files in PDF

IBR and WCC Version : 11.1.1.6.0
Currently We have configured IBR with UCM for converting documents to PDF format. Is there ant IBR API available so that without checking in the document in WCC , we can call the IBR API and get the document converted to PDF and it would be done through synchronous call.
thanks in advance.
Yogesh
Edited by: user10285200 on Mar 28, 2013 12:18 AM

Hi Yogesh ,
Without having the content in WCC server you can convert it to PDF using the OIT Modules which is the actual engine that does the processing in WCC as well . For doing this you will need to have the PDFExport module deployed on your client machine and then with that conversion can be done .
This is the link for OIT PDF Export module : http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/content-management/downloads/oit-dl-otn-097435.html
Infact all the modules of content processing / conversion can be done as an independent stand alone application using OIT . Each of those modules are available from the above link.
Hope this helps .
Thanks,
Srinath

Can't convert files to pdf using Acrobat 8 Standard or 9 Pro

I am having a major problem. I have tried converting both Word 2003 and Excel 2003 documents to pdf using Acrobat 8 Standard (I can't recall which version because I uninstalled and installed a trial version of Acrobat 9 Pro) and Acrobat 9 Pro. I have tried to convert directly from the open document and through Acrobat using create from file. In every instance the process starts and then stops after a few moments. When I try the conversion from within Acrobat, I get the following error message: " Pdf conversion failed, please correct the error and retry." When I try the conversion directly from Word or Excel, the conversion starts, stiops suddenly and gives no error message. I have had Acrobat 8 Standard installed for a couple of years. It worked fine on this computer until the problem started a week ago or so. There have been no software or hardware changes that woudl trigger suspicion.
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the 8 Standard version. I have uninstalled the 8 Standard version and installed the 9 Pro trial version. I have run the repair module on both versions. I'm sure it is something simple but I just can't figure out what the "error" is that I need to "correct". Any suggestions?
As an aside, I have several Adobe programs (Photoshop CS5, Contribute 3 and Acrobat), all of them expensive. Their business model of offering no unpaid support (even for this type of problem) is one reason I hate Adobe more than Microsoft... but I rant.

When you uninstalled, you should have used the MS Installer Cleanup utility. It cleans up a lot of the junk left over in the registry. You should have also deleted the Acrobat folder. Then you would reinstall. You did not indicate your OS and it may be that you need to update the AA8 to get it to work correctly. Also, the installs and uninstalls can mess up your registration process if you are not careful. If you uninstall the AA9 trial, you will not be able to reinstall it for use. At this point, I can only suggest you do a repair of your installation and be sure you have all of the updates.

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There are no batch processes at all in Acrobat 9 Standard. Only Pro or higher has them.

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