This article gives solutions for common issues associated with Document Generation.
When DriveWorks loads an Excel document or attempts to generate a HTML preview, you may see the following message:
The cause of this is Microsoft Excels ability to interact with other applications through custom written functions and code, which is know as Dynamic Data Exchange.
This setting, in Microsoft Excel, is turned on by default. To turn off the setting:
If the Excel document contains missing or broken references the following message will appear when attempting to preview the document:
To correct this issue:
Common causes of documents not being created include:
Not applicable for Email or ODBC Data Export documents.
The File Name rule could be preventing creation - See How To: Diagnose Project Issues Using Specification Test Mode
Check the Document Name rule for:
The Document Path rule could be preventing creation - See How To: Diagnose Project Issues Using Specification Test Mode
Check the Document Path rule for:
If the data has been moved the document master file could be missing.
This applies when the Export Form Document is run from DriveWorks Live through IIS.
Cause:
This occurs when the Application Pool Identity (in IIS) has incorrect permissions.
This Application Pool Identity should be a valid Windows User account that does not have administrative privilege's.
This avoids potential security risks for certain DriveWorks Live features that require IIS to access the WebView runtime application.
Solution:
When using the Integration Theme
Ensure the Application Pool Identity is a Windows User that does not have administrative privilege's.
When using the Web Theme
Ensure the Application Pool Identity is a Windows User that does not have administrative privilege's.
Cause:
The Export Form Document will cause the above message (in the Specification Report) when the Application Pool Identity (in IIS) has incorrect permissions.
Solution:
Ensure the Application Pool Identity is a Windows User that does not have administrative privilege's.