Raffaele Ragni wrote:
> Mh.. i've noticed that i can't put a path on attachments filenames,or at
> least the filename works only without paths, i watched the rfc of http to
> see if there is another parameter fot that but nothing comed up.
> And its the same problem like i were using it via portlet...and..i really
> think that its possible to send headers via portlet, at least the save box
> appeared.
>
1) The "path" must he relative to the base url, i.e. http://localhost/.
c:\download_dir\company_secrets.pdf is not visible to the web server, this
it can not be downloaded. Granted your servlet my have access to the file,
but the web server does not.
2) A servlet, including JSP, that is executed outside of Jetspeed should
be able set the HTTP header.
3) The "save box" appears when the browser thinks the link will be saved
on the local machine.
Paul Spencer
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