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06-26-2009
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| Guest | Convert Database content into a file on the server I have the task of taking pdf file content from an Oracle blob field and (on the fly using classic ASP) creating a file and storing it into a folder on the server to be accessed using the browser. The reason for this is that the user haves to wait until all the content is downloaded from the database before it is actually displayed in the browser. I was told that there is an active x component that can be used so that the content of a large pdf file can be displayed immediately before the entire pdf file content is downloaded. Does anyone have any ideas about this or has anyone else had to do this? Also, I just found out today that the development environment for our company is going to be changed to a virtual server. Not sure of how this will affect the process in question. Thanks, in advance, for your input. -- Success is obtaining and maintaining a fulfilled life. |
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06-27-2009
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| Guest | Re: Convert Database content into a file on the server cmctpb1 schreef: Quote: > I have the task of taking pdf file content from an Oracle blob field and (on > the fly using classic ASP) creating a file and storing it into a folder on > the server to be accessed using the browser. The reason for this is that the > user haves to wait until all the content is downloaded from the database > before it is actually displayed in the browser. I was told that there is an > active x component that can be used so that the content of a large pdf file > can be displayed immediately before the entire pdf file content is > downloaded. > > Does anyone have any ideas about this or has anyone else had to do this? > Also, I just found out today that the development environment for our company > is going to be changed to a virtual server. Not sure of how this will affect > the process in question. after the change you will only have to download the pdf file 'virtually' ;-) Quote: > > Thanks, in advance, for your input. > > -- > Success is obtaining and maintaining a fulfilled life. -- Luuk |
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