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Hi everybody, Maybe my question is a little bit off topic because I
think it is not directly a jsf problem. But perhaps somebody has an idea. Depending on attributes in my backingBean I have to
start different plugins in the browser or serve some content as plain html. Now I am fighting with an Iframe and I am going mad
with a simple prototype I just want to display some files (pdf and others)
inline in an iframe. My master page contains: <f:verbatim> <iframe id="bla1" src=""> <f:verbatim> page1.jsp just writes the pdf to the response: <% byte[] pdfContent = Dummy.getDummyPDF(); javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse myresponse =
(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse)
javax.faces.context.FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getResponse(); myresponse.setContentType("text/pdf");
//tried also application/pdf myresponse.setHeader("Content-Disposition","Inline;
filename=\"test.pdf\""); myresponse.setContentLength(pdfContent.length); java.io.OutputStream responseStream =
myresponse.getOutputStream(); responseStream.write(pdfContent); myresponse.flushBuffer(); responseStream.close(); //javax.faces.context.FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().responseComplete(); %> The problem is, that the pdf is always opened in an
external window. The inline header is ignored!!! I tried also to use a servlet (as mentioned in the
WIKI) with the same result. Finally I mapped the servlet to
"DocServlet.pdf". The acrobat plugin is now working in an iframe with
this weird src: <iframe id="bla1"
src="" > Is this behaviour correct in an iframe or did I miss
something? Michael |
