Is it possible that IE saves the document in the cache than starts acrobat with
the filename in the cache and than removes the file because you set no-cache and
expire options before acrobat can open it?
Ronald.
On Sat Jun 05 11:52:03 CEST 2004 Dean A. Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a
Mark Lowe wrote:
I've seen this before ;o)
Try appending .pdf to the actual request.
/myapp/pdfgen.do;iehack=.pdf
That's not what seems to matter. If I change
Content-Type from attachment to inline, the document
opens OK in Acrobat Reader but the Open/Save dialog
does not come up. As I stated in
I have a java web application that allows
an end-user in their browser to download
a file, which happens to be bytes stored
in a database.
In experimenting with how to do this, I have
this snippet of code in my servlet:
AttachmentListItem attachment =
I've seen this before ;o)
Try appending .pdf to the actual request.
/myapp/pdfgen.do;iehack=.pdf
I've seen this used in teh xplanner project.
Mark
On 5 Jun 2004, at 11:52, Dean A. Hoover wrote:
I have a java web application that allows
an end-user in their browser to download
a file, which happens
