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How to write .net code in to classic ASP?

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#1

Hi,

I have to write this .net code in classic ASP.Can someone please translate this in to classic ASP. I dont know whether Aspose.PDF supports these methods in ASP.

Pdf pdf = new Pdf();

pdf.BindFO(@"C:\SummaryAllXml.xml", @"C:\bar_summaryAll_pdf.xsl");

byte[] myDataBuffer = pdf.GetBuffer(); //webClient.DownloadData(strURL);

MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();

pdf.Save(ms);

return ms.GetBuffer();

Waiting for your response.

Thanks,

Sankalp Singhal

#2

Hi,

Please look at http://www.aspose.com/wiki/default.aspx/Aspose.Pdf/UsingInCOMApplications.html for detailed information.

Thanks.

#3

Hi,

I have gone through this article, but i have one question here. As shown in the code above, i am using Save method which saves into a memory stream i. pdf.Save(ms).

Can you tell me if i use the same code in Asp/Vbscript, which method i should use, moreover in which variable i would store the stream, as VBScript doesnt support any inbuilt memory stream class.

#4

Hi,

I am sorry but I am not sure of it as well, I will discuss this with the developer and let you know about it. Sorry for inconvenience.

Thanks.

#5

The following code saves the PDF into stream and then send the stream to web browser. I hope this can help you.

'Create a document
Dim pdf1
Set pdf1 = CreateObject(“Aspose.Pdf.Pdf”)

Dim lic
Set lic = CreateObject(“Aspose.Pdf.License”)
lic.SetLicense (“D:\CSharp\Test\License\Aspose.Custom.lic”)

pdf1.BindXML_2 “d:/Test/test.xml”, Nothing

'Create a .NET memory stream to save the document to.
Dim stream
Set stream = CreateObject(“System.IO.MemoryStream”)

pdf1.Save_3(stream)

Response.Clear

'Specify the document type.
Response.ContentType = “application/pdf”
'Other options:
'Response.ContentType = “text/plain”
'Response.ContentType = “text/html”

'Specify how the document is sent to the browser.
Response.AddHeader “content-disposition”,“attachment; filename=MyDocument.pdf”
'Another option could be:
'Response.AddHeader “content-disposition”,“inline; filename=MyDocument.doc”;

'Get data bytes from the stream and send it to the response.
Dim bytes
bytes = stream.ToArray()
Response.BinaryWrite(bytes)
Response.Flush
Response.End