works, thanks!
but... now the browser always download the file even if is a readable
file... jpg, pdf...
for my needs is ok...other solutions?
Thanks
Amedeo
On 03/feb/06, at 15:56, Miguel Arroz wrote:
Hi!
Just add:
response.setHeader("attachment;filename=" + filePath, "Content-
Disposition");
Note that IE for Windows sends to the app the entire file path (C:
\DocumentsAndSomething\BlaBlaBla\theFile.txt) instead of just the
file name, as every other browsers does. You must take care of that
when storing the file name...
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2006/02/03, at 14:33, Amedeo Mantica wrote:
I people, I heve some files stoored into a Database
I store the FileName as String, the FileData as NSData anche the
Mime type as String...
Everything works fine...
I have a WOComponent with this method to display/download the page
public void appendToResponse(WOResponse response, WOContext context)
{
response.setHeader(theMimeType,"content-type");
response.setContent(theFileData);
}
also this works very fine, but...
can I set the file name?... If I downlod the file, the name become
the hyperlink name like "1.3.6.9.0"
Thanks
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