so I guess my problem boils down to being able to process the incomiung FDF
request in
a servlet and extract the field values from it. the servlet is being called
from an acroform.
currently, the servlet is a standard servlet expecting html requests and is
erroring out
with a nullpointerexception since it is unable to extract the fields from an
fdf request.
I looked at some of the code in the 2nd edition of the book (chap 9) and
thinking that it
would need to look something like the below:
protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException {
try {
// Create a reader that interprets the request's input stream
FdfReader fdf = new FdfReader(request.getInputStream());
HashMap fields = fdf.getFields();
....
How would I proceed from here?
Assume that the request is coming from a simple acroform with one or two fields
to be
logged to a database...
Thanks
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