Hello,We are having a problem trying to download the PDF. In the development environment it works normally, but in production it doesn't work, the following errors occur:
Note: PDF screen is anonymous
Could you help us urgently?
Thank you and I look forward to returning.
Hi,
Some months ago, I have a identical problem, I was using HtmlToPDF, and in the screen that I was trying to convert to pdf. I remember that call some services that can't be used in anonymous mode, I resolved this sending the UserId in the input of the page. Doing this I already can call the services with the UserId received in the page.
I hope it helps :)
Nélio Dionisio wrote:
Hello Nelio,
Unfortunately this is not my problem because in my PDF I don't use anything that depends on User, so much so that in the development environment it works normally and in the production environment it doesn't.
Even so, thanks for the help.
Hello, Have you checked the path of the PDF? In HtmlTOPdf you need to pass the path (URL) where the service is, already checked if in production this path is not pointed to DEV, so access denied?
Hello Carolina,I appreciate your help, but we have already done this conference, and the URL is correct, that is, in production the URL is really pointing to production.Thank you anyway!
Hi Bernardo.
Is your environment on the cloud, or on premises? If on premises, could you check the contents of C:\Windows\Temp\.local-chromium\?
leonardo.fernandes wrote:
hi Leo!
Our environment is local and was able to solve this problem by checking a c: // Windows / Temp folder.Adds all settings to it in the production environment and thus can resolve or error.Thanks and I would like to add a reminder or note about this detail.
Hi Leonardo,
Please help me understand what exact setting is required for this problem. We are facing the same issue and our environment is in-premise. We have provided all access C:\Windows\Temp\.local-chromium\ . I am not sure what i need to check further?
I am also running into this problem and would like to know how I need to configure my on-premise environment.
Hi
We have the same issue of the C:\Windows\Temp\.local-chromium\? the ultimate PDF not found this DLL. But environment are on the cloud. How can fix the issue?
Thanks,
One question, how do you provide access on the on-premise environment? Normally you would do this with an account that can read/write (to) the folder, but in this case, the application should be able to read/write, correct?
Hi, Remco
Ours environment are on the cloud.
Thanks.
We had exactly this problem in one (and only 1) of our cloud environments. As in the cloud we do not have direct access to the servers, it had to be corrected via support ticket.
The fix was just renaming the folder and let the component create a new one.
Is there a chance of adding some kind of protection to the component in these cases? For example, some kind of reset in which you delete the C:\Windows\Temp\.local-chromium\ folders and create new ones? It would be very useful for those in the cloud.
Thank you.