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	<title>Comments on: PDFFileNotFoundException Inside IsPDFFile and IsPDFObject</title>
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		<title>By: Pope</title>
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		<description>I know this is pretty old, and you probably already found a solution, but for completeness, and because you asked me to...

&quot;coldfusion.pdf.PDFDocWrapper@1547134d&quot; says you are indeed working with a pdf object. You are trying to pass that object as a source when the CFPDF tag is looking for a file name, or the name of a valid pdf object. Not the actual pdf object itself.

Take off the pound signs and wrap it in quotes. Your example then works more or less as a copy action would.



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<p>&#8220;coldfusion.pdf.PDFDocWrapper@1547134d&#8221; says you are indeed working with a pdf object. You are trying to pass that object as a source when the CFPDF tag is looking for a file name, or the name of a valid pdf object. Not the actual pdf object itself.</p>
<p>Take off the pound signs and wrap it in quotes. Your example then works more or less as a copy action would.</p>
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