Hi,
 
I am experimenting with a servlet filter to generate PDF from the XSL:FO
content of the servlet response. This works fine when the filter is mapped
to a servlet that generates the response. However, as soon as I try to use a
JSP to generate the same response I run into problems. The browser (IE 5.5)
gets confused and stalls. If I make a call to response.isComitted() just
after filterChain.doFilter(), it returns false for my servlet, but true when
I use a JSP. It seems that the servlet that tomcat generates from the JSP is
causing the response to be committed, possibly with misleading header
information.
Has anyone been down this path before? 
 
Thanks
 
Mark


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