Thanks for the response.� The sad thing is users are used to clicking on a link and a download dialog coming up
(that's what Netcape and Mozilla do), so the right click option is an workaround, but unfortunataly not the most suitable.� I may have to resort to that if there is no other way.. :-)
Of course, the best would be for WebClient to throw a UNKNOWN event.� It doesn't however throw this event.� If you would be kind enough (or someone) to point me in the right direction and I can try looking at the C++ code.
BTW, when is the WebClient for 0.9.x being released?� Would love to get my hands on it....:-)
Thanks.
-Jeet
Ed Burns wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">jeet shahani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:Hi,
�� � How can one detect a download action from the WebClient?� From the dead
silence in these newsgroups, I take it that it is not possible.�
So therefore this is either a bug or an enhancement to the WebClient
framework??� Thanks.
Yes, you need to make an enhancement to the webclient framework.
I suggest using the right menu button functioonality. Install a mouse
listener and when the user does a right click, pop up a menu, then
interrogate the link and download it using java.net classes.
