and use "?" as the separator not "&"
...
Stephan
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Hi Cyril, we ha
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It has been reported many times that IE5.0 needs some strong
mime type information : not only you must set the content-type HTTP
header to "application/pdf
.
Raúl
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> Jim, I've attached the servlet that
we use to handle a simlar issue issue t
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Jim Urban wrote:
So how do you use a url that ends
> with .pdf when using servlets?
>
I think you can do
http://any.url/servlets/Bla
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Do you write to the servlet response before you decide whether
"this is a job for FOP" . (Sorry)
If the response to the browser hasn't begun, I think you should be
able to
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> Here is the real problem. When the servlet is posted to, the
> browser ha
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nsible for
providing XSL:FO files for the pages they want PDF prints. The XSL:FO files
are optional and may or may not exist.
Jim
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--- Jim Urban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > you also have to use an url with
".pdf" at the
end
> The url the client is posting to is a servlet which uses FOP to generate a
> PDF and feed it back to the browser. If the client post a request to
> myservlet.pdf the server will look for a file cal
That's the trick if you have to use .pdf ended url, use the query string
like Jamestold you to.
This is a particular IE5.0 pb, and some times it does not appear, the
response content type may be enough.
Cyril Rognon
At 15:05 07/12/2001 +, you wrote:
>Jim Urban wrote:
>
>So how do you
You should be able to create a directory to servlet mapping in your web
server (usually in the web.xml file).
Something like:
MyServlet
/MyServletDir
MyServlet
MyPdfGeneratingServlet
Then the browser can call www.myserver.com/MyServletDir/filename.pdf
Your servlet
Jim Urban wrote:
So how do you use a url that ends
> with .pdf when using servlets?
>
I think you can do
http://any.url/servlets/Blah?stuff=.pdf
but not certain
James
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you also have to use an url
with ".pdf" at the end
The url the client is posting to is a
servlet which uses FOP to generate a PDF and feed it back to the browser.
If the client post a request to myservlet.pdf the server will look for a file
called myservlet.pdf and return a 403 when it c
All my urls are .jsp and I don't have a problem with IE 4-5-6
recognizing them as PDF--as long as I set the response contentType. I
have a myriad of other problems with older verisons of IE, but this is
not one of them.
Cyril Rognon wrote:
>
> It has been reported many times that IE5.0 needs som
It has been reported many times that IE5.0 needs some strong mime type
information
: not only you must set the content-type HTTP header to
"application/pdf" but you also have to use an url with
".pdf" at the end...
Cyril Rognon
At 14:05 07/12/2001 +0100, you wrote:
I'm trying to see a pdf
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