Mauro, I think this strang IE behaviour is fixed from IE 5.5. Anyway, some people said it would be a good idea to add info for IE to help it solving the content-type.
try adding &name=dummy.pdf at the end of your query string in your firt url you mentioned. I have never verified if this works but people (in this list) have said so... I hope this helps Cyril At 12:58 28/01/2002 +0100, you wrote: >We would like definitly resolve the neverending problem about Internet >explorer and pdf files. > >Cocoon version 1.8.2 >Tomcat version 3.2.1 > >In our application the XML files are created by an COCOON XMLproducer and >transformed using a xslfo stylesheet. > >As you know, everything works fine in Netscape while in Internet Explorer >there are some problems. >It seems IE doesn't consider so much the document content type. > >The producer is invoked in this way: > >http://w2k5500/prod/comune/dummy.xml?producer=CIE&xslfile=tryme.xsl >note that dummy.xml doesn't exist but the producer need it to start. > >I think the problem could be resolved calling the producer in this way > >http://w2k5500/prod/comune/dummy.pdf?producer=CIE&xslfile=tryme.xsl >but explorer send me a http error 404 - File not found > >Is there a configuration parameter that enable me to call a producer in >this way? > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
