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Comments by HappySharma (Top 4 by date)
HappySharma
25-Feb-13 12:35pm
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As I explained in my previous question, I have an encrypted pdf that resides on server. This file may have images, texts...I need to download it, decrypt it, then edit it and then print it...But I am not supposed to make any soft copy of the file on the client machine...because it can be misused...I have done all the above three tasks (Download, Decrypt, Edit) in byte array only...So the only option I have is to print byte array to the printer...Please explain if you have any better idea...
-PS
HappySharma
25-Feb-13 12:11pm
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Hi SA,
As you asked to me I pressed the green button...You wrote that you have also read my previous question where I put all my concerns that I need to print bytes of pdf files...any way thank you very much for giving me your valuable time...now I am trying to get some stuffs related to converting pdf to image type without saving it on the disk...
One more thing I want to ask...You wrote "Resist the temptation of sending raw data." in your answer...Is it not a good practice to send raw data on printer...If it is so then
please tell me why
---PS
HappySharma
25-Feb-13 11:59am
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I am sorry to repeat the question sir...But I asked this question 3 days back and got no reply so I thought someone couldn't understand the long language...so I repeated the question...
HappySharma
25-Feb-13 2:56am
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Hi Sergery,
Thanks for your quick reply. The link you provide working fine on txt files. But when we come up with pdf or image files, then it fumbles and dosn't print correctly.
Actually I need to print a byte array of pdf files.
Regards,
Puneet Sharma