Hi Sonja,
The article below, by Jason Hunter, discusses creating a filter to
handle compression. It also has links to samples to download.
I haven't used this, but it looks like it might be of help.
Carol
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-06-2001/jw-0622-filters-p3.html
Sonja Löhr wrote:
indeed both
speak German ;-)
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> Hi Sonja,
> The article below, by Jason
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Subject: RE: compressing pdf response
Hi, Carol!
Thank you. This is exactly the code I use :-)
With IE (that is, acrobat inside) I get sometimes the pdf and sometimes a
Sonja Löhr wrote:
With IE (that is, acrobat inside) I get sometimes the pdf and sometimes a
blank page, after reloading the message about a "damaged file". Firefox
(always) complains that the file "doesn't begin with %PDF-" (ok, indeed both
speak German ;-)
The browser explicitly asks if it wil
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Also, most of the PDF parts are already compressed (and re-encoded
as ASCII85). A secondary compression will probably gain something
between 15% and 20% for typical PDF files. Significant improvements
are only to be expected in case of large embedded BMP images and in
some cas
Thanks to you all!
If the improvement is so small I will unplug the filter. Although the
browsers do support compression (the filter is checking this), the
outcome seems to be somewhat unpredictable, and I don't know anything
about the client side in production, of course.
sonja
Am Montag, de
Anyway the browser does not display PDF correctly if it is compressed.
Regards
Jan
Sonja Löhr wrote:
Thanks to you all!
If the improvement is so small I will unplug the filter. Although the
browsers do support compression (the filter is checking this), the
outcome seems to be somewhat unpredi
We have a reporting tool here that produces the reports as pdfs. It has
always worked with internet explorer but not with firefox or mozilla
until recently, with both of them giving the message "File does not
start with %PDF". Recent updates to mozilla and firefox have meant that
about 75% o
