Save PDF to disk

Hi,
I have an employee table which has all the details of
employee, now i want pull the data for each employee and make a pdf
file and save them to a folder on my machine with employee name as
filename.Can anybody help me with some idea of doing this.
I have like 5000 records in the employee table.Appreciate
your time.
Thanks
Chinna

fusionist wrote:
> on my machine with employee name as filename.Can anybody
help me with some idea
> of doing this.
cf7? simply use cfdocument. cf6? get iText library.

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