Yes! I noticed that..because that was working fine
with netscape. and should work now with IEx too.
But I have programmed that the pdf is saved to
specific file(that is the way I want it) ie teh pdf
generated be saved as a specific file in the server.
But that doesnt seem to happen.I was expecting it to
be saved in tomcat/bin.
Any idea of setting something else for that?
Thanks
Nirupama
This what I have written:
ByteArrayOutputStream xslOut = new
ByteArrayOutputStream();
byte[] pdfOutData = doRenderPDF(xslOut);
response.setContentType("application/pdf");
response.setContentType("application/pdf;
name=\"test12.pdf\"");
response.setHeader("Content-Disposition",
"inline;filename=\"test12.pdf\"");
response.setContentLength(pdfOutData.length);
OutputStream resOut = response.getOutputStream();
resOut.write(pdfOutData);
resOut.close();
> In your browser? Look into the browser cache first.
> IEx is a bit fragile when it comes to showing PDF.
> Configure your webapp so that you can use an URL
> ending in .pdf for retrieving the PDF:
> http://my.host/some/path/to/servlet.pdf
> or
>
>
http://my.host/some/path/to/servlet.pdf?xml=foo.xml&xsl=foo.xsl&dummy=.pdf
>
> More importantly, set the content type correctly
> to application/pdf, and buffer the PDF output in
> a ByteArrayOutputStream so that you can send the
> exact length to the browser (IEx will show a
> blank window if you fail to do this).
>
> J.Pietschmann
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