Hi

1. You redirect the requesting agent from your
CGI to the servlet (whenever the report is ready or
has just been started) passing the report name
or ID to this servlet. The servlet generates the
download page.

By the way, why not to do this all in one servlet?...


--- Sivakumar S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are working in an application where we are using
> HTML, Servlets, Oracle
> Report Server(with pre-created reports) to generate
> PDF reports and download
> them as and when the user wishes to. He also has the
> option of viewing it on
> the screen or printing it to a remote printer. It is
> a typical thin client
> three tier environment
>
> Problem one
>
> I have a HTML form, which on POST calls a cgi
> program of an Oracle Report
> server, which in turn creates a PDF file in the
> background. Simultaneously
> the servlet has to generate a DHTML page which gives
> a link for downloading
> the PDF report created by the Oracle Report server.
>
> Using the click of the submit button, I'm able to
> either call the CGI or the
> SERVLET. How to trigger both ?
>
>
> Problem two
>
> Is it possible to browse through the contents of  a
> particular directory in
> the FTP server, sort the files listed and present it
> to the user for
> downloading.
>
>
>
> Happy Java Programming !!!
>
> Thank you
>
> Regards
>
> Sivakumar S
>
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