Hello, I have read the mailing list and FAQ with the issue I'm having with IE and found many helpful posts. I can create PDFs using JSPs to generate XML with stylesheet. Cocoon is configured as a filter (1.8.2) with FOP .20.1.
In my code, I determine if a browser is IE 5 or IE 5.5 and set the Content-Disposition: response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline; filename="+genpdfbean.getIeteststring()); to either "report.pdf" IE 5 or just "report" for IE 5.5 in the JSP that creates the XML. This is works most of the time across IE 5 and IE 5.5. However, some testers are reporting errors. I know in some cases it is the code being called twice issue. I have seen this issue posted. I'm using a MVC pattern: JSP --> Controller Servlet --> various objects that eventually create a JavaBean --> back to a different JSP that produces content type of XML. The content of the PDF is determined by what the user submits in a form. Before I start the debug of why it is working on some machines with IE 5/ 5.5 and not on others, does anyone have thoughts on why it is happening? If I change my code to an aliased servlet ending in .pdf will that help? Does it depend on Acrobat versions? Argh. Todd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]