XSL Formatter Q&A

In the following case, it is possible.

• Use the COM interface on the ASP application.
• Use the .NET interface on the ASP.NET application.

Procedure that uses COM interface on ASP application:

1. Specify "@PDF" to IPrinterName property.
2. Don't specify OutputFilePath property.
3. Perform "Response.End" after calling "Execute" method.

Procedure that uses .NET interface on ASP.NET application:

1. Use the Render method to execute formatting, and specify Response.OutputStream for the second argument.
2. Specify Response.Clear() and Response.ContentType = "application/pdf" before calling the Render method. And, after calling it, execute Response.End.

Please refer to [.NET Interface]-[PDF Output to the web browser] of the Online Manual for details.

In each case, the temporary file is used in current XSL Formatter V3.1.