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"Badis" <> wrote in message
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> Could pls send a few lines of code because I really don't have a clue how
> to
> do it!!?

Hmm - are you trying to stream an *existing* PDF document, or are you trying
to *create a new* PDF document and stream that to the browser...?

I have saved the content of my PDF as a stream in my database the way that if
I loose (or delete) my current PDF document from disk I can call the saved
stream from my database and display it again in a new pdf document.


"Mark Rae" wrote:

> "Badis" <> wrote in message
> news:ED029C62-018B-4ED0-A5E4-...
>
> > Could pls send a few lines of code because I really don't have a clue how
> > to
> > do it!!?
>
> Hmm - are you trying to stream an *existing* PDF document, or are you trying
> to *create a new* PDF document and stream that to the browser...?
>
>
>

"Badis" <> wrote in message
news:0FE213F2-1560-4DA0-91B2-...

>I have saved the content of my PDF as a stream in my database the way that
>if
> I loose (or delete) my current PDF document from disk I can call the
> saved
> stream from my database and display it again in a new pdf document.

OK - so, I take it that you are trying to stream a PDF file saved on your
server's file system, not stream the binary data stored in SQL Server...?

In which case:

Response.ContentType = "application/pdf";
Response.WriteFile(MapPath("xxxxxxxx.pdf"));
Response.End();

No, it's the way arround. I'm trying to stream the binary data stored in
database called "Cache" bit simillar to SQL Server to PDF

Thanks

"Mark Rae" wrote:

> "Badis" <> wrote in message
> news:0FE213F2-1560-4DA0-91B2-...
>
> >I have saved the content of my PDF as a stream in my database the way that
> >if
> > I loose (or delete) my current PDF document from disk I can call the
> > saved
> > stream from my database and display it again in a new pdf document.
>
> OK - so, I take it that you are trying to stream a PDF file saved on your
> server's file system, not stream the binary data stored in SQL Server...?
>
> In which case:
>
> Response.ContentType = "application/pdf";
> Response.WriteFile(MapPath("xxxxxxxx.pdf"));
> Response.End();
>
>
>

"Badis" <> wrote in message
news:C4BE3775-7C58-409D-9490-...

> No, it's the way arround. I'm trying to stream the binary data stored in
> database called "Cache" bit simillar to SQL Server to PDF

Hmm - OK, well this might be of help:
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/ImageBinaryStream.asp

It shows how to extract binary data (in this case, a JPEG rather than a PDF)
from a database (in this case, SQL Server rather than "Cache", whatever that
is...) and stream it to the browser - the principle is the same...

Thank you very much Mark you have been very helpful its working but I have
got only one issue is that when excuting this line of code to open the PDF:
Response.BinaryWrite(myfile); // myfile is the stream converted to byte[]
type
the Acrobat Reader 8 is not opening it but asking me if I want to save it or
Cancel!!?So, always I have to save disk before opening it




"Mark Rae" wrote:

> "Badis" <> wrote in message
> news:C4BE3775-7C58-409D-9490-...
>
> > No, it's the way arround. I'm trying to stream the binary data stored in
> > database called "Cache" bit simillar to SQL Server to PDF
>
> Hmm - OK, well this might be of help:
> http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/ImageBinaryStream.asp
>
> It shows how to extract binary data (in this case, a JPEG rather than a PDF)
> from a database (in this case, SQL Server rather than "Cache", whatever that
> is...) and stream it to the browser - the principle is the same...
>
>
>