I am having similar issues with IE, running WebSphere on AS/400. Seems to
work fine with Netscape. After some testing, I was able to determine that
this is only an issue for me when trying to return the PDF from a doPost().
If I copied all my code into the doGet() everything worked fine. To make
sure this was not an iText issue, I copied a PDF that was not created by
iText and put it on the server and tried the POST & GET. Only the GET
worked. At least this was the case when running WebSphere on an AS/400.
When testing from an NT box both POST & GET worked fine...
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I am encountering the same error that Anshul Patni is
encountering. When I try to load the PDF file in IE, I see a
blank window (not even the empty Acrobat window). We are
basically calling the same iText code (including making sure the
content length is set). When I view the page source on IE, I
see the following (after the plug-in loads for Acrobat 5.1):
<html><body leftmargin=0 topmargin=0 scroll=no> <embed
width=100% height=100% fullscreen=yes src="[URL OF MY CALL TO
THE PDF]"></body></html>
Also, when I load the PDF from disk (after saving it from the
servlet), it loads in Acrobat OK.
BTW, I am using WebLogic 7.0 SP1.
Any help is much appreciated!
Caleb
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