Indresh Chadha wrote:
I need to download a file from the server using AJAX & Struts.
Is this possible?
No, it's not... well, assuming if by AJAX you mean using XMLHttpRequest,
but since AJAX is a technique, arguably using things like hidden frames
is still AJAX, and with that you could downlo
I need to download a file from the server using AJAX & Struts.
Is this possible?
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
>
> No, you don't need to implement StrutsFileDownload... What your doing
> should work fine... Can you throw together a quick, simple application
> that is nothing but a single Action th
>however I don't get the download anymore..
no idea why.
The only thing strange is
>>> wb.write(stream);
>>> stream.close();
I think you don't need close.
Instead, eventually, use flush() ...
What do you get when you write the stream to a file from the browser
Thanks Frank. I was able to track down an issue with my SQL and have
resolved it.
I really appreciate this list...most of the time I lurk and glean
nuggets of goodness but on occasion when I've had some questions and
needed help...folks are there.
Cheers!
Jon
On May 28, 2007, at 11:00 A
No, you don't need to implement StrutsFileDownload... What your doing
should work fine... Can you throw together a quick, simple application
that is nothing but a single Action that writes out "ok" to the response
and returns null? See if that works... if what you describe is
accurate, it sure
Hi Mike,
Yup. I did that and no error is thrown now, however I don't get the
download anymoreI'm thinking I need to implement
StrutsFileDownload instead and that's my link? Thoughts?
Jon
On May 28, 2007, at 8:21 AM, Mike Baroukh wrote:
Hi.
Maybe it has worked before, but I think yo
Hi.
Maybe it has worked before, but I think you actually make an error : If
you already send a stream back to the client, it's not logic to return
"mapping.findForward()" because nothing else can be send to the browser
at this point.
You should simply return "null" ...
Mike
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