Hi all, >From an HTTP point of view, the browser has no way to know the actual file name that was used by the server for the resource "/jar", therefore it proposes it as the name to save. If you want a different name, just change your URI to "http://wasatch:8182/myfile.jar
Best regards, Jerome > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Thierry Boileau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyé : mercredi 24 janvier 2007 00:11 > À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org > Objet : Re: Problem with multiple virtual hosts > > Hi Sean, > > I don't get an empty file but the right one. Did you check > the logs or > any trace on the console? > However, you're right, the name is "jar", in my opinion this > is not so > unusual as the FileRepresentation is only a way to serve octets. > I tried to set the identifier of the reponse's entity, but if > fails too. > In Firefox or IE7, I still save with "jar" as file name. > I wonder if it is the correct behaviour, since the request is > a GET of > the "jar" resource. > > > Thierry > > Sean Landis a écrit : > > Pardon, > > > > It did sort of work... > > > > When I selected http://wasatch:8182/jar I got a download dialog but: > > 1) the name of the file was "jar", not "org.restlet.jar", > > 2) The file that gets 'downloaded' is empty. > > > > Sean > > > >
