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Started by Nicolson at 04-17-2008 1:46 . Topic has 3 replies.
  
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 04-17-2008, 1:46
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Nicolson
Joined on 09-24-2007
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Hi,
Could you tell me the meaning of "code error 99"
I get this error while trying to execute the Process method
Thanks for your help !
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04-18-2008, 8:11
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Pintexx Support
Joined on 08-30-2005
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Hello,
do you sue the ActiveX version or .Net version ?
Code error 99 could means that something is not properly installed.
Please read ErrorDescription property to gte the error message.
Regards,
Hans-Peter
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04-18-2008, 11:40
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Nicolson
Joined on 09-24-2007
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Thanks for your answer,
I use the .net component of pinPdf
The error description is the following:
ErrorMessage "unable to render html. unable to load page."
Enventhough I enter a valid web url as a parameter, that points to a real and accessible web page !
What can it be ?
Regards.
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04-18-2008, 1:08
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Pintexx Support
Joined on 08-30-2005
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Hi,
Firewalls and proxy servers can present particular problems for URL rendering because they may require some kind of logon. Your IIS user will most likely not have a logon. You need to allow pinPDF to logon automatically.
Windows 2003 Server defaults to an Internet Explorer Security policy which may interfere with HTML rendering. You may have to modify or disable the policy to allow access to the pages you want to render. If you wish to remove the security component you can do so using the "Windows Components" section of the "Add & Remove Programs" control panel.
If this doesn't help...
Do ensure you can browse to the appropriate location using IE while logged on as Administrator. Make sure IE doesn't throw up any blocks or warnings. pinPDF requires a clear route through to the page.
If you're rendering a URL on your localhost then ensure that the IIS user has read access to this location.
Lack of access to the windows/temp directory is a frequent cause of this type of issue. Ensure that your IIS user (eg ASP.NET or IUSR_MACHINENAME) has read/write permission and also (if it fits with your security policy) the ability to create folders. You may also find that ASP.NET is being denied access to its own preferences (eg C:\Documents and Settings\MACHINENAME\ASPNET).
It is our experience that it is surprisingly common for web servers not to be able to resolve URLs to themselves. This means that when testing using an IP address your code will work but when you try and render a web page on the local server using a URL you may get issues.
Regards,
Hans-Peter
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