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Guilherme,
Guilherme Orioli wrote:
| Yes, it's an EJB managed by the JSF config faces-config.xml . Should I
use a
| different servlet to get the result wanted?
The problem is that you are using an EJB to manipulate the HTTP request
and response. You
Christopher,
Ok,
|| This code is located on a managed bean. The method is invoked when a
|| h:commandButton is pressed. That's why I return a String.
|Ugh. Do you mean EJB?
Yes, it's an EJB managed by the JSF config faces-config.xml . Should I use a
different servlet to get the result wanted?
I
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Guilherme,
Guilherme Orioli wrote:
| Everyone recommended me to generate it and send it as a response.
| If that's the only option, I can accept that. If there's a way to refresh
| the content under tomcat server folder, it would be better.
There's
Christopher,
You got it right. I was trying to generate the content, write it into server
disk and redirect it to the user.
Everyone recomended me to generate it and send it as a response.
If that's the only option, I can accept that. If there's a way to refresh
the content under tomcat server fo
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Alan,
Alan Chaney wrote:
| Very nicely put. The only thing that I'm not clear on is your comment
| about sending the data as a String. The OP is trying to return a pdf
| file, which is a byte stream. I'd worry about trying to wrap that in a
| String
Chris
Very nicely put. The only thing that I'm not clear on is your comment
about sending the data as a String. The OP is trying to return a pdf
file, which is a byte stream. I'd worry about trying to wrap that in a
String because of encoding issues.
You make a good point about two simultan
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Guilherme,
Guilherme Orioli wrote:
| Didn't get it... it just doesn't work... what do I need to use instead of
| the response.redirect ?
These good folks are telling you to do something differently than you
are currently doing it.
Right now you are
.
Hi Guilherme
I can see that English isn't your first language and I have a lot of
respect for anyone who is trying to work on technical things in a
foreign language - I could never do it!
To help our communication I have tried to explain below what I think it
is that you are trying to do.
Didn't get it... it just doesn't work... what do I need to use instead of
the response.redirect ?
2008/4/2, Alan Chaney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> You don't need the redirect. The response to the request IS the pdf file.
>
> HTH
>
>
> Guilherme Orioli wrote:
>
> > It just doesn't show the Download d
You don't need the redirect. The response to the request IS the pdf file.
HTH
Guilherme Orioli wrote:
It just doesn't show the Download dialog on the screen when i click the
button...
2008/4/2, Guilherme Orioli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
ok... here's what i'm doing... in system out, something like
It just doesn't show the Download dialog on the screen when i click the
button...
2008/4/2, Guilherme Orioli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> ok... here's what i'm doing... in system out, something like a pdf file is
> printed... itś probably there... just don't know how to show it from the
> button i'm c
ok... here's what i'm doing... in system out, something like a pdf file is
printed... itś probably there... just don't know how to show it from the
button i'm clicking on:
public String geraReportBois(){
try{
//Generating the report
String caminho_arquivo = new File("").getAbsolutePath() +
"/work
> From: Frank W. Zammetti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: How can I refresh tomcat in the java code?
>
> FYI, serving PDFs in particular can be a bloody mess because
> of Acrobat STILL not being able to get their s**t together
> when it comes to their browser plug-i
m: Guilherme Orioli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: How can I refresh tomcat in the java code?
>>
>> memoryPDF = new FileOutputStream("test");
>
> Don't create a FileOutputStream, use ServletResponse.getOutputStream()
> instead. Make sure you s
> From: Guilherme Orioli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: How can I refresh tomcat in the java code?
>
> memoryPDF = new FileOutputStream("test");
Don't create a FileOutputStream, use ServletResponse.getOutputStream()
instead. Make sure you set the content
Ok... I've made some research on that too... I'm actually generating a
report (.pdf file) with jasper, and it already enables me to export it to an
outputstrem, as in this code:
memoryPDF = new FileOutputStream("test");
this.bytes =
JasperRunManager.runReportToPdf(jasperReport,parameters,this.getR
Typically when you're generating dynamic content like that, you don't
serve it in the same way as a file on the file system does. Instead you
usually serve it from memory, or from a database if you had need to store
it somewhere.
If you deploy within an EAR you'll find that writing to the file sy
I'm developing a system that will generate a file dynamically, and i want
to make it possible to be downloaded from server after it's created. The
problem is that when i link the file, the response i get is that it doesn't
exist.
After a few tests we've figured out that if the file existed previou
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