> Personally I think JSPs are TOTALLY inappropriate for (well just about > everything other than demonstrating how to program non object oriented > code) binary output. I would highly recommend you use a servlet.
I can agree with you. Nevertheless I tried to write a clean JSP page with some POI code and the Excel file was finally created and avalaible via a link on the same page. Why not? The only problem is now that IExplorer doesn't open Excel automatically (Netscape does), or can I do something for this? I tried to stream to the client an xls from a servlet that specifies the content-type without having better result. I am still waiting for a kind person to give me a list of necessary jar files or indication of place where this is written. Very sorry to bother you all, so busy in doing the hard work that allows us humans to write 20 lines of code on a page and have a magnificent spreadsheet online, without compiling, managing classes and packages, restarting continuously the server. Sure, if the code becomes longer I can call a servlet from the page. Thank you Ferruccio Spagna -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
