Re: Acrobat cache?

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From: batevenci
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 12:08

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Thanks for Your input Loenard!
I thought this was the case, but like mentoned above we couldn't find out what "this" refers to after loggin in at a securityHandler (it doesn't point to a securityHandler for sure) . Any ideas on that?

I guess this issue can be solved by passing the document to the function from where the function is being called in the plug-in.

Our bigger problem however is the described "cache"-like behaviour, so any thoughts on that will be highly appreciated.

Thanks

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