I'm serving up dynamic PDF documents from ASP.NET. Normally, they render OK, but on certain browser/OS combinations they take 7 minutes to render (simple 1-page document). If I use the same browser/OS to get a PDF document from the Internet, it renders in a few seconds.
I'm sure it's something to do with what I'm sending (or possibly what I'm not sending). Is there any way to get an image of what ASP.NET is sending out on the wire? I can do this with Web Services, but I can't seem to find a way to do it for normal ASP pages. (The Adobe plugin disables View->Source in the browser, so I can't use that, and our internal security stops me from writing a noddy perl script to GET the page and print it directly).
I'm sure it's something to do with what I'm sending (or possibly what I'm not sending). Is there any way to get an image of what ASP.NET is sending out on the wire? I can do this with Web Services, but I can't seem to find a way to do it for normal ASP pages. (The Adobe plugin disables View->Source in the browser, so I can't use that, and our internal security stops me from writing a noddy perl script to GET the page and print it directly).