cfdocument type="pdf" problem

[Bill Gordon]

We are running CFMX7 on a Windows 2003 Server w/SP1 installed. Server is 2-cpu
Dell 2650.

We have a page with 8 photo images on it. If I load the page using cfhttp and
put the content into a PDF document using cfdocument, I can get one of two
results:

1. Most often, the first one or two images render OK, and the rest render at
too high a magnification and as if the image was cropped on the bottom and
right. In other words, we see the upper left corner of the image. This
happens when there is little CPU load on the server (i.e., 20% or lower).

2.Once in a while, all of the images in the page render properly. This ALWAYS
SEEMS TO HAPPEN when there is a fair amount of CPU load on the server (perhaps
50% or higher).

This is quite repeatable. There appears to be a timing issue with the
rendering of images in PDF files created by cfdocument. It is as if the
document is being created faster than the images can be rendered if there is
enough CPU speed available on the server.

We have width and height values in all the images.

Have seen several threads about improper image behavior like this, so thought
these results might be of interest. If anyone has a suggestion or a solution,
it would be much appreciated. -bg

[jkgiven]

I am having the same issue - have you had any luck in solving this?

[Bill Gordon]

I don't think it's anything I can resolve. I think it's a bug in the
cfdocument tag.

Only thing I can think of is to try to get one server CPU busy with something
else, then run the cfdocument tag while it's busy.

Ridiculous... -bg