On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Singh Kuldip wrote:
> becausethe file has .jsp extention not .xml so browser does not consider it
> xml and displays as normal file
As others have said, you should set the 'Content-type' to identify the
document as xml. If that doesn't work (as IE tends to try to second guess
Content-types as identified by the server) you can try calling your page
with extra 'path info' to 'fool' ie into thinking it is a different name.
instead of calling:
http://www.foo.bar/myfile.jsp?variables=this
call
http://www.foo.bar/myfile.jsp/newname.xml?variables=this
the 'newname.xml' will show up to the jsp page as part of the
'PATH-INFO' environment variable. So unless you are using PATH_INFO
for something else, this should work.
- vin
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