Thank you for your interest in jsreport.

What does it mean by “dev instances for free *” and what does the “royalty-free” mean in enterprise scale license?

jsreport enterprise license provides you one license key you should deploy to only one production server, but you can use the same license key on your development machines without limit.

In case you want to deploy to many production servers, you typically want to purchase the jsreport enterprise-scale license which can be deployed to infinite amount of servers.

The royalty-free means you can embed jsreport to your solution and deploy it to your end customers.

What does it mean by “updates included for 6 months”?
Does this mean that we can only get the updates for just 6 months?

Yes, you will be able to update jsreport only to the versions released during the next 6 months after the purchase. In case you want constant updates, you should look at the subscription model.

Hmm, I don't see why the file size could cause such a problem.

Could you try to verify the same problem persist in the latest version jsreport/jsreport:2.11.0-full?

How does your deployment look like? It is an azure web app? Or plain VMs? Just a single VM?

Maybe you have multiple jsreport instances each having its own /app/data/storage folder and the request that writes to the blob storage is running on a different server than the server reading the blob. In this case you can use blobStorage.provider = azure-storage.

Use for example a counter variable, something like this.
I believe you get the idea.

var numberOfAsyncRenders = 2
google.maps.event.addListenerOnce(map, 'tilesloaded', function(){
  numberOfAsyncRenders--
  if (numberOfAsyncRenders === 0) {
    window.JSREPORT_READY_TO_START = true;
  }
});
google.maps.event.addListenerOnce(polyLinePath, 'tilesloaded', function(){
  numberOfAsyncRenders--
  if (numberOfAsyncRenders === 0) {
    window.JSREPORT_READY_TO_START = true;
  }
});

You need to wait for all the async rendering events to fire and then call window.JSREPORT_READY_TO_START = true;. Your code will trigger the print when the first event occurs.

This is strange. It looks like the content of your extracted jsreport binary is corrupted. See how it looks for me. There are both nssm.exe files.

Could you try to delete folder C:\Users\dsenoran\AppData\Local\Temp\jsreport\ and start the project with jsreport.Binary@2.11.0 again?

Maybe you should listen to events on flightPath and also on map object and trigger the print after both events are fired.

See the updated demo.
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/EVbYOnJA

hm, and do you have x64 windows? jsreport won't run on x32, although I would expect a different exception.

Hi, this looks strange. I am trying to discover a situation when this could happen...

Could you try the following to help with problem isolation, please?
Take the jsreport binary from jsreport\dotnet\binary-default-2.9.0.0\jsreport.exe and copy it somewhere and run the following (where test.html as a file with a random text)

jsreport.exe render --template.content=test.html --template.engine=handlebars --template.recipe=chrome-pdf --out=out.pdf --meta=out.meta

Does this produce properly the out.meta file?

Also, it is worth it to try to update to the latest jsreport. Could you update jsreport.Binary nuget to 2.11?
Also the other jsreport nugets if there are available updates.

Try to check css property page-break-inside: avoid;
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_print_pagebi.asp

Also, check on this when you have a table header
https://jsreport.net/learn/chrome-pdf#troubleshooting
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/admin/wsa4boBl