Thanks Martin, that's precisely the page I was referring to. I couldn't get out to it a few minutes ago... looks like my network hiccuped momentarily.

Frank

Martin Gainty wrote:
Frank et al

This may be useful for your  development effort
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsFileDownload

Martin-

----- Original Message ----- From: "Frank W. Zammetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Struts Download Action


I can't seem to access the Wiki right now to give you an exact link, but if you search for DownloadAction there, you will find a page that includes a sample app I wrote to demonstrate using the action. It shows downloading a file on the file system and also from a database, if that is relevant for your use case. The page gives a good overview of using it besides.

I have used this action myself, and well as a straight servlet approach... I'm not sure either is better than the other, or easier, but I would go with the DownloadAction since your app is already Struts-based just to "keep it all in one place".

Frank

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Hi All,

I'm developing a web application based on Struts. In this, one of the
features to be included is , to download a file, when the user clicks on
the link in the JSP page.

Also, when the user clicks on the link, the Save/Open dialog box should
appear.

If nyone has used the DownloadAction provided by Struts OR any other
solution , please help.

Thanks




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