Greetings
I've used sendfile before in Delphi applications (10.4 Sydney) to send files built with ReportBuilder to the clients downloads folder. All has worked well for years.
Now, I'm writing a new application to do this using the following code:
The 'D:\OnlineEntries' folder was set up for me by the sysadmin to drop the files while I send them out. The files are created successfully.
When I run the code, I receive the following message:
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error.png (Size: 10.3 KB / Downloads: 0)
I've searched the documentation and the internet, and cannot figure out what this message is trying
to tell me. Before I changed it to an ISAPI dll, I ran it as an exe file on my local computer, and it worked
fine. My gut tells me that it's a permissions issue somewhere, but I have no idea where.
Any suggestions or comments would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mark
I've used sendfile before in Delphi applications (10.4 Sydney) to send files built with ReportBuilder to the clients downloads folder. All has worked well for years.
Now, I'm writing a new application to do this using the following code:
Code:
ppReport1.DeviceType:='PDF';
ppReport1.TextFileName:= 'D:\OnlineEntrys\Online Receipt - ' + formatdatetime('dd-mm-yyyy hh_nn_ss', now) + '.pdf';
ppReport1.ShowPrintDialog:=False;
ppReport1.ShowCancelDialog:=False;
ppReport1.ModalCancelDialog:=False;
ppReport1.ModalPreview:=False;
ppreport1.Print;
webapplication.SendFile(ppReport1.TextFileName, True);
ppreport1.reset;The 'D:\OnlineEntries' folder was set up for me by the sysadmin to drop the files while I send them out. The files are created successfully.
When I run the code, I receive the following message:
error.png (Size: 10.3 KB / Downloads: 0)
I've searched the documentation and the internet, and cannot figure out what this message is trying
to tell me. Before I changed it to an ISAPI dll, I ran it as an exe file on my local computer, and it worked
fine. My gut tells me that it's a permissions issue somewhere, but I have no idea where.
Any suggestions or comments would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mark