Thank you for pointing the error about "text.html", I mistyped it.
That part is correct, no new window is launched. Referring to my previous
question, am I taking the right approach to read the content of the htm
files? I want to be able to capture the content as one big string, edit the
content and display the new edited content to customer.
I have tried using the code that I posted, it give me nothing ... after
clicking the link, just white space, not a single word. I checked the
path, it is correct. I attached the code below.
Thank you.
Andi Setiyadi
import ...
public class PersonnetDocContents extends HttpServlet {
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res)
throws ServletException, IOException {
int i;
String path = "";
String docContent = "";
String docID = req.getParameter("docID"); //16 digit id
BufferedReader buffer = null;
res.setContentType("text/html");
PrintWriter out = res.getWriter();
for(i=1 ; i<4 ; i++) //each 4 ids
represent a folder name
{
path = path + docID.substring(0,4) + "/";
docID = docID.substring(4);
}
path = "/docs/" + path + docID + ".htm";
URL docs = new URL("http://myhostname/pnet"; + path);
URLConnection docsConnection = docs.openConnection();
buffer = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(docsConnection.getInputStream()));
docContent = buffer.readLine();
buffer.close();
out.println(docContent);
}
}
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Andi Setiyadi wrote:
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> The problem is, when users click a link to open a documents, it is not
> displaying the contents, instead it will launch a window and ask the
users
> to save it (as if users try to download it).
>
I'm assuming the code you posted was edited down from
the real code, so the content type thing might just be
a typos, but:
1) The content types should probably have a slash instead
of a peried, "text/html" instead of "text.html"
2) Is the document really just a single line long?
3) Probably not the problem here, but IE sometimes ignores
content type, nothing you can do about it (It's a
Microsoft 'feature')
4) If you say "yes, save it" to the dialog, is the saved
content correct?
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