Quoting "Cooremans, Rony" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> res.setHeader("Content-Disposition","inline; filename="+fileName);
It was something like this, but I don't think I used 'inline'.
I think I used:
res.setHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment; filename="+fileName);
> For html files , the filename always becomes servletname.html
I never used it for HTML.
I always used a FilePath when I call a Servlet.
For instance:
- ServletZone: 'sa'
- Servlets: 'PuntenInbreng' and 'Deliberatie'
http://studadm.rug.ac.be/sa/PuntenInbreng/welkom.html
http://studadm.rug.ac.be/sa/PuntenInbreng/lijst.html
http://studadm.rug.ac.be/sa/PuntenInbreng/toevoegen.html
http://studadm.rug.ac.be/sa/Deliberatie/welkom.html
http://studadm.rug.ac.be/sa/Deliberatie/bereken.html
So I organized my Servlet following the Functional needs
of the clients. 'PuntenInbreng' to enter grades and
'Deliberation' to calculate grades.
Within each Servlet, I had different 'pages'.
I examined the FilePath in the doGet or doPost
and I had 1 method per page.
> For pdf's it becomes the last part of the url
That's why some people add the filename as part of the querystring
so that the browser is fooled to believe that IS the filename.
> I ll try the web.xml solution as soon as i solve some other bugs
I'm teaching XML in Brussels next thursday and friday.
I'll try to make a filter example in the weekend
where you can ask
http://myserver.com/servlets/mypage.pdf
http://myserver.com/servlets/mypage.html
With a filter that reads mypage.xml and converts it
instantly to a pdf or html file depending on the extension
asked by the user.
Bruno
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