APM: PDF::API2
Tom Bakken
tom.bakken at tx.usda.gov
Thu Oct 30 09:21:22 CST 2003
Bill,
I found my problem was that I hadn't included the proper header with the
document type of 'application/PDF'. I also included a refresh of 1 second
for it to display properly in my browser.
Thanks for your help.
Tom Bakken
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Raty [mailto:bill_raty at yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 11:34 AM
To: Tom Bakken
Subject: Re: APM: PDF::API2
Tom,
>From the doc (I haven't actually -used- the module before) I see on
search.cpan.org it looks like you can create the object without a file spec
with the 'new' constructor, then get the contents via the 'stringify'
method.
At the simplist you'd need your CGI/mod-perl/etc. to use the correct Mime
type before outputting the data from the stringify
method. If that doesn't work you'd probably need to resort to
a multipart mime format.
-Bill
--- Tom Bakken <tom.bakken at tx.usda.gov> wrote:
> I just installed PDF::API2. I created a valid pdf document.
> Works great.
> Then I wanted to be able to display perl generated PDF
> directly to the
> browser from my Apache web server without creating a
> temporary pdf file, but
> I don't know how to configure things to do that and the
> documentation
> minimal. Also can't seem to find a man or perldoc entry
> after installation.
> I'm probably just looking in the wrong place.
>
> Anybody know how to do this, and/or where to find some good
> documentation?
>
> Tom Bakken
>
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