yup i have done it. U have to create your own outputstream wrapping
the servletoutputstream so that when you call the write method you get
the length of bytes of the pdf. Then for IE u need to use the GET
method instead of POST or you just append parameter and values in the
url. But at the end of the url there should be some dummy parameter
with value as '.pdf' . an example would be
http://localhost:7777/showPdfReport?from=31-JAN-2002&dumm1=8327687162831&dummy2
.pdf
cheers
Merrill
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Speaking of FOP, has anyone successfully streamed PDF to IE using FOP?
I
keep getting a blank screen, but mozilla works fine. And yes, I have
tried
streaming to a ByteArrayOutputStream first, so that I could set
response.contentLength, but that didn't help...
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Check out FOP from Apache's XML project:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/index.html
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> Hello all,
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> I just got assigned to convert XML to pdf to do reports. Is
> any of you working on it? Any insights where I should get
> started my research? I am looking at xmlmil and aparche xml
> home right now.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help!
>
> Charlene
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