AdobeDocs / AdobeDocs/pdfservices-api-documentation

Issue in PDF services document generation.

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Description

3 weeks back I was able to generate document using template. If I create a new template and upload for doc generation, I get this error messages below from API. I am not sure why API things the file is corrupted. I am able to open the docs template in my words exactly fine. Can you please help root cause this issue? I am preparing a demo for my leadership to buy in this service for our document generation needs. The error message contains requestId that may help you root cause this issue.

com.adobe.pdfservices.operation.exception.ServiceApiException: description ='The input file appears to be corrupted and cannot be processed.; requestId=ab4180cf-d0c5-4db7-81d2-8dda5afb4ce7'; requestTrackingId='5760077d-9505-4c25-bbe0-36b9d157d63a'; statusCode=400; errorCode=CORRUPT_DOCUMENT

IF I upload the old template that I created 4 weeks back, it works file. If I just re-save the same old template again and upload I get this corrupted file error.

I will appreciate the help to prepare for demo and convince my leadership to officially buy this service for org-wide document generation.

Thanks.

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Research direction

Start by reproducing the document-generation request with the newly saved template and compare it with the older template that still works. Use the reported requestId, requestTrackingId, CORRUPT_DOCUMENT error, and statusCode 400 when investigating; done means identifying a reproducible cause or a documented service-side resolution.

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Assessment

Domain
api
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
30/100

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