Using broadcaster unable to send pdf

hi,
i have a problem in sending a query as a mail using broadcaster in pdf format.
i am able to send 'current data as a link' ' html' 'mhtml' but unable to send pdf.
i was able to do it before. i dont know what changes happened.
i also saw the config in scot. server name is given properly and also i am able to send link as a mail .
can any one tell what is the problem?
did anyone face this befroe
error which i am getting is
Error: com.sap.ip.bi.base.exception.BIBaseRuntimeException

We are experiencing a similar issue, but unlike the one reported above our ADS server is fine. Our issue is slightly different in that we don't even get an option to send by pdf. However this is working fine in Development and Test but not in Production.
We only have the options for Brodcast E-mail and Broadcast to the Portal with both having the same optons of HTML MHTML and online link to current data, but no option to select pdf.
Any ideas ?
Many thanks
Steven

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