I'm working on a servlet that lets the user edit some fields and then generates a custom PDF on the fly to allow the user to preview their changes. All is fine and well but when I call response.setContentType( "application/pdf" ), IE gives me a message box saying "this page has both secure and nonsecure items" or some crap like that. Pressing "No" to "View Nonsecure items?" still brings up my PDF. I got rid of the part that actually creates the PDF and stopped processing at the setContentType call. When the call was turned off the message box went away and when I turned it back on it came back, so I'm 99% sure it's that call that's doing it. Does anyone know why setting your contentType to "application/pdf" on a webpage being delivered via SSL would make IE complain about nonsecure items on the page? Even when there's nothing on the page and all I've done is set my contentType?
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