The following ASP example demonstrates activePDF WebGrabber's basic page grabbing functionality using the IE Engine. Refer to KB #10543 to see this example using the Native Engine.
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' Start the conversion process
varReturn = WG.DoPrint(varIP, varPort)
If varReturn <> 0 Then Error("DoPrint") End If
' Wait for conversion result
varReturn = WG.Wait(varIP, varPort, varTimeout, "")
If varReturn <> 19 Then Error("Wait") End If
' Run WG CleanUp
WG.Cleanup varIP, varPort
' Clear Objects
Set WG = Nothing
Set APS = Nothing
' Error Handling
Sub Error(Method)
Response.Write "'" & Method & "' failed with a '" & varReturn & "'<br>"
Response.Write "<a href='http://www.activepdf.com/"
Response.Write "support/knowledgebase/viewKb.cfm?id=10033&tk=ts'>"
Response.Write "WebGrabber Return Codes KB Article</a>"
Set WG = Nothing
Set APS = Nothing
Response.End
End Sub
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