I want the user to download a generated file, depending on the form content,
with a submit button.
This is how I add the button to the form:
<code>
Button downloadInvoicesButton = new Button("download") {
@Override
public void onSubmit() {
getRequestCycle().replaceAllRequestHandlers(
new ResourceReferenceRequestHandler(
new
ZippedDocumentsResourceReference("Blahblah.zip", documentModel)
));
};
};
form.add(downloadInvoicesButton);
</code>
This works, however, the filename and MIME type are incorrect: the response
header is not set accordingly. I would expect that to be done by the
ResourceReference (ZippedDocumentsResourceReference extends
ResourceReference).
Is my assumption incorrect or is this a bug? Can anyone explain why this is
not working?
Thanks,
Roy
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