When I did it through content-disposition, it looked strange: First, IE 5.5
displays message "What do you want to do with this file: open/save", and
there were incorrect name like downloader.jsp?id=123456
but after save or open it behaved correctly: displayed as correct *.gif
image or saved with name xxx.gif (specified in Content-... header).

I suppose this can be implemented using server mapping. Instead of
downloader.jsp?id=123456
you should write a servlet what will be mapped by JRun, e.g. when server
gets an URL
http:\\hostname\download\123456\xxx.gif
then JRun will treat it like servlet with parameter
http:\\hostname\servlet\downloader?\123456\xxx.gif

I think this will fix the problem.
Regards,
Vitaly Shorin.

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> User is downloading a file that is sent through the jsp file due to
security reasons.
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> Travis
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> I don't quit understand the question.   Is the user uploading a file or
> downloading a file?
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> Adam
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> I have a document store where the documents are served through a servlet
> for security purposes, but the problem is that when the user saves the
> document, the document is called something along the lines of
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> file_upload.jsp?file_id=23113
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> And the user has to rename it to whatever.doc or whatever the document
> happens to be.
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> So how could I make it so that the file is sent as:
> whatever.doc?
>
> Travis Reeder
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> www.ThinkVirtual.com
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