set a different mime type other than what your browser can understand. Than
your browser will give a save option
ravi
Suhail Beig wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a very interesting problem at hand.
>
> I have a button named download on my HTML form
> When I click that button it invokes a servlet
> The servlet creates a file on the server by accessing
> database.
> I want this file to be returned back to the user not
> as a HTML file but for download.
>
> Can anybody help..Urgent!!
>
> Thanks
> Suhail
>
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