I have an HtmlBox to which I'm streaming the bytes of a pdf via the form's gateway handler. The relevant code is:

      protected override IGatewayHandler ProcessGatewayRequest(System.Web.HttpContext httpContext, string action)
      {
         switch (action)
         {
            case "Document":
               if (SelectedDocument != null)
               {
                  httpContext.Response.ContentType = SelectedDocument.MimeType;
                  httpContext.Response.BinaryWrite(SelectedDocument.Data);
                  httpContext.Response.End();
               }
               break;
         }

         return null;
      }


When I run this from my local visual studio webserver, the pdf is displayed embedded in the HtmlBox. Yet when this is deployed to IIS, the pdf opens in an instance of Acrobat reader external to the browser. Same code, yet different behavior. The proper mime type is being sent

Any thoughts as to why this is happening? The desired behavior is to have it embedded in the HtmlBox.

Thanks.

-- Michael

That's all I could find as well -- vague references to interactions. It's certainly true, since the only variable is which server it's on.

Thanks for responding. Hopefully someone has run into this before and remembers which of the three million settings one can change does the trick.

-- Michael

To get more eyes on this, I've moved the post to the public forums at this link.