: [flexcoders] Re: Open new browser popup
On the client side (Flex), take a look at URLLoader and URLRequest in
the docs. URLRequest has a "method" property that you can set
to "POST" to fit your needs.
For the server side, here is an example in JSP (ignore the
HTTPService porti
On the client side (Flex), take a look at URLLoader and URLRequest in
the docs. URLRequest has a "method" property that you can set
to "POST" to fit your needs.
For the server side, here is an example in JSP (ignore the
HTTPService portion) that is close to what you will need:
http://tech.grou
to proceed.
Many thanks indeed!
Peter
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Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Open new browser popup
If you have access to the server, you
If you have access to the server, you can write a server-side page
that wraps your service logic and bitstreams the pdf content directly
to the client. In Flex, access the server-side page with
navigateToURL(), ExternalInterface, URLLoader(), etc. With the right
headers and content-type set o
: [flexcoders] Re: Open new browser popup
Have the service return a url to a file that is generated. Then popup
the url from the client.
You'll probably then want a process that will clean up old files so
you don't have a lot of pdfs eating up space.
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Have the service return a url to a file that is generated. Then popup
the url from the client.
You'll probably then want a process that will clean up old files so
you don't have a lot of pdfs eating up space.
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> Gentlepeopl
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Jaap Cammeraat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi all,
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> Can somebody tell me how I can open a sized window in the users
browser?
> At this moment I'm using navigateToURL(u,"_blank") to open a
new
> window but I want a new window with special sizes.
>
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