PDF connector
The PDF connector allows you to generate a PDF file from HTML, which can then be made available for download in a Flow.
You can use the PDF connector to provide PDF file generation and download features to your Flow users.
For example, you could generate a PDF file from the responses given to a form from a Flow user, which can then be made available for download to the user once they have completed the form.
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You can integrate the PDF connector into a Flow using:
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A message step, which contains the HTML content and layout settings for the PDF. Refer to PDF connector message actions.
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A PDF page component, which allows you to insert a download link for the generated PDF file into a page. Refer to PDF component.
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The connector itself does not require any configuration values to be defined, as it is an internal connector.
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PDF files generated by the connector are stored in an internal Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 bucket.
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The file size limit for PDF files generated by the connector is 100Mb.
Installing the PDF connector
- Select Connectors from the main left-hand menu.
- Click New Connector to open the New Connector page.
- Select the 'PDF' connector from the Connector Type drop-down menu.
- Enter a name for the connector in the Name field, such as 'PDF Connector' for example. The PDF connector URL is shown in the Url field.
- Click Retrieve Connector Configuration Data to open the Configure Connector page.
- Click Install.
- Click Save Connector.
- The PDF connector is now installed, and can be imported as a shared step into your tenant(s).
Worked example
To help you get started with using the connector, a worked example is provided:
Connector URL
The PDF connector endpoint URL is:
- flow://pdf
Features
The PDF connector forms part of the following features within Flow:
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Files: This connector feature allows you to expose files stored in a repository from within your flows. This also allows users to upload and manage files through flows.
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Messages: This connector feature provides the ability to interact with the connector using Message steps.