ImageSaver: Encoded Image Length is 0

Hello Guys,
I am trying to use Image Saver to save an PDF Document generated within the Transaction to a folder. I am working on MII 12.1 SP5 and getting the following error from Image Saver :
[ERROR] [Image_Saver_1]ImageSaver: Encoded Image Length is 0
As per the error, i thought it may be due to unavailability of any data in the PDF and then i added PDF Text action and entered some text there. Still then the error is persistent.
What can be the reason here ...
Appreciate your response.
Thanks,
Amit

Hello Amit,
I am not sure on which patch level or build is your MII running but there was fix for PDF action blocks in patch 3 for SP 5.
Refer to SAP note: 1457327
Hope this helps!!
Regards,
Adarsh

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