Ferruccio Spagna wrote: >>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. > > Some versions of IE ignore the content-type and use the file extension. With a servlet you can work around this by mapping a handler. You can probably do this with a JSP somehow or other, but I'm not sure how.
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