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We are using Jasper for report printing. Invoke PDF format report from the java application. I am facing issue of slow response time while pdf opening. Is there any work arround to speedup the Acrobat plugin?
 
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Which part is slow - the creation of the PDF file on the servr, its transfer to the client, or opening it once it is on the client?
 
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As per my understanding, its taking time for Opening the file. Because when I invoke this report for the first time, it shows "Acrobat Reader" opening window, and then after 5 - 6 sec report comes up. Second time it will come up fast as compare to first time as it will skip "Acrobat Reader" intializaion.
 
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See if this helps. But i dont think this is the right solution since the Acrobat Reader will be at the client end and you wont have any control over the setup/configuration of the same.
[ January 09, 2007: Message edited by: Jaikiran Pai ]
 
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