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Hi,
There is Sharepoint 2010 site integrated with CA Siteminder agent for sharepoint 2010. This site should open an Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10.1.1 when "Edit Document" command is clicked to edit a pdf file. But this result in error by Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10.1.1 "There was error opening this document. The filename, directory name, volume label syntax is incorrect"
Note:
Same file is editable using standalone sharepoint site, when authentication is NTLM.
In case of siteminder+sharepoint integrated site, authentication is claim based.
Seems adobe acrobat stop sending request after it get 302 http response. Is it case that the adobe acrobat x pro cannot handle 302 http response?
Or because of claim based authentication it is not possible for adobe acrobat to handle authentication?
thanks
Sharmila([email protected])

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