- #Edrawings viewer vs edrawings pdf#
- #Edrawings viewer vs edrawings software#
- #Edrawings viewer vs edrawings download#
- #Edrawings viewer vs edrawings windows#
Review the documentation again, if possible try to inspect / debug the concerned files let's hope somebody with experience on this viewer passes around.
So yes the problem is on eDrawings side, and unfortunately I won't be able to help further.
#Edrawings viewer vs edrawings pdf#
However, from ARAS I can open the PDF file, but not the drawing file. I successfully opened a PDF file with the following URL:Īlso this different CAD file (AutoCAD) opens successfully in eDrawings using this URL: How do you access to Innovator? (what is the URL you type to load it?)īefore working with eDrawings, first try to get to work a vault URL following the syntax:ġ92.168.1.101/./vaultserver.aspx DbName&fileID= FileID&fileName= FileFilename I can access all other documents (excel, word, etc) and I can access the server via 'remote desktop'. I get the message " Internet Explorer could not find 192.168.1.101" Res://ieframe.dll/http_404.htm#192.168.1.101/./eDrawings.htmlĭo I have to have the server mapped to the client computer?ĭoes opening the URL without the eDrawings part work? I.e. The properties of that page are as follows: I get a HTTP 404 Not Found Error when clicking on the link in the 'Files' tab in a test document. Please give more details: when does this happen? At which URL? I did the installation as described, but get a ' The webpage cannot be found ' error. Here it is, decrapified.įollowed the document relating to Ver 9.3.0 and it all works The link is still active, it is just messed up because of the spaces in the filename.
Is there a script that i can run in the backgroung to create these files. However in actual scenario I may need the publishing to happen in the background and then associate the eprt to the correpsonding prt.
#Edrawings viewer vs edrawings software#
however for files created by software other than Solid Works I had to first publish those Cad files in edrawing formats say eprt, easm and so on and then attach this viewer to the file type. I was able to integrate the viewer with Aras.
#Edrawings viewer vs edrawings download#
When I click on a Solidworks file, it appears to download from the vault but the eDrawing application doesn't open to view the file. I have installed eDrawings application and set up the viewer in ARAS as per KB-000105. I have installed V9.3 locally on my laptop and running it under SQL Server Express. Could you let me know, how I can find the instructions or post them as text file into the forum? Unfortunately, the link you provided is no longer active. I am just starting with ARAS and have the same problem. I also could not get the MIME type to work. The file download popup starts but never finishes. I've also tried the MIME type suggested here (application/octet-stream), but could not get it to work. To setup eDrawings as client viewer KB-000105.pdf We have documented this approach and placed the instructions to: One of them actually found a way to register eDrawings as a viewer in which case you do not need the MIME type.
I am with ARAS in Europe and we've had this topic with our partners. MIME type of application/octet-stream should work making the client to open the file with the associated viewer automatically. You need to configure the File type though. I think you should remove the viewer setting first on the server.
#Edrawings viewer vs edrawings windows#
Double-clicking on a solidworks file on my windows desktop start eDrawings fine. For eDrawings, I suggest you assoiciate the file extension with the viewer on the client machines.
Viewer setting works if you have some web based viewer like jVue. In admin I've added a Viewer "eDrawings" with the URL pointing to the local executeable "C:Program FilesCommon FileseDrawings2008EModelViewer.exe"įor FileType "Solidworks" sldasm I point to the eDrawings viewer and set the MIME Type to "application/sldasm". sldasm files to documents and I would now like to start eDrawings to view them. I have installed the eDrawings viewer program on my PC.
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