Johann Mattsson wrote:
I did check the Content-Type the browser receives, and it IS application/pdf.
Looking at Content-Length, the "faulty" PDF has in my example a length of
3969 bytes, however, changing a "A" to a "B" in a name in the source XML
causes the length to increase to 3974 bytes.
This is no surprise. Text streams in PDF are compressed with a LZW
variant, changing a single character in the input may alter the
compressed string significantly, including its length.
I have no clue really to what is going on, maybe I should try to upgrade the
FOP version and see if it helps.
I'd rather write it off as some IEx weirdness. The problems I had were
all related to compressed files and had something to do with mangled
HTTP headers.
Did you read
http://xml.apache.org/fop/servlets.html#ie
just in case?
J.Pietschmann
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