1) What sort of electronic payment solutions are people using with JSP/Servlets? In ASP we've always used CyberCash, but I'm not so keen on using their perl library on the Unix server, or ASP framework on an NT box... does any service offer a payment bean? Credit card submission systems should not take over my presentation layer! Now, some questions that aren't Java-specific: 2) Does anyone know how to initiate a multipart download, or if it can be done at all? e.g. select three files and have them all saved to a directory (or prompt for each one... that is probably browser's choice). Target browser is IE4/Win. 3) This time, somewhat IE4/Win specific. How can we stream a file to the browser (using out.write() or similar) and have it saved to disk, even if it is a "known" filetype to IE? Using application/x-msdownload as the mime type did not work for us. In fact, when we ran into this issue on an ASP project, we came to the conclusion, based on Usenet discussions, that there was no workaround to prevent IE from looking at the file contents and figuring out how to display them rather than save to disk. Then someone noticed that Yahoo! VISA allows the download of Excel CSV files through a mysterious CGI (that we can't reverse-engineer because it is only available through SSL). Thanks in advance to all who can provide any insight to any of the above. -- hans @ gerwitz .com =========================================================================== To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". FAQs on JSP can be found at: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/faq.html http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html
