Re: How to set a file name using a header in the response?
Dave Newton wrote:
Jim Collings wrote:
%response.setHeader(Content-Disposition, attachment;
filename=\filename_${fromDate}-${toDate}.doc\); %
The above is what I currently have but I think there is a new way to
do it that doesn't involve using a scriptlet. Also, the fromDate and
toDate items don't work. I've tried quoting them but I'm not sure I
got it right. They are used later on in the document, so I know I am
getting them.
AFAIK you can't use EL inside a scriptlet.
Well I thought as much but, so far, a scriptlet is the only way I know
of to make the setting above. I know that scriptlets are the old way of
doing things. I'm hoping that there is a new way to do this. JSTL
perhaps? How would one set a response header in JSTL, assuming that it
is possible?
Jim C.
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Re: How to set a file name using a header in the response?
Jim Collings wrote:
Dave Newton wrote:
Jim Collings wrote:
%response.setHeader(Content-Disposition, attachment;
filename=\filename_${fromDate}-${toDate}.doc\); %
The above is what I currently have but I think there is a new way to
do it that doesn't involve using a scriptlet. Also, the fromDate and
toDate items don't work. I've tried quoting them but I'm not sure I
got it right. They are used later on in the document, so I know I am
getting them.
AFAIK you can't use EL inside a scriptlet.
Well I thought as much but, so far, a scriptlet is the only way I know
of to make the setting above.
You've missed my point: the code inside scriptlets is written verbatim
to the generated Java source: EL is meaningless in Java source. You'd
need to get the properties you're using in EL from a scoped attribute,
just like servlets/JSP, or from the value stack.
Dave
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Re: How to set a file name using a header in the response?
Putthese code in servlet or action class. don't put in the jsp file.
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 9:25 AM, Jim Collingsjlistn...@gmail.com wrote:
Dave Newton wrote:
Jim Collings wrote:
%response.setHeader(Content-Disposition, attachment;
filename=\filename_${fromDate}-${toDate}.doc\); %
The above is what I currently have but I think there is a new way to
do it that doesn't involve using a scriptlet. Also, the fromDate and
toDate items don't work. I've tried quoting them but I'm not sure I
got it right. They are used later on in the document, so I know I am
getting them.
AFAIK you can't use EL inside a scriptlet.
Well I thought as much but, so far, a scriptlet is the only way I know
of to make the setting above. I know that scriptlets are the old way of
doing things. I'm hoping that there is a new way to do this. JSTL
perhaps? How would one set a response header in JSTL, assuming that it
is possible?
Jim C.
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Re: How to set a file name using a header in the response?
john feng wrote: Putthese code in servlet or action class. don't put in the jsp file. ... is possible? This idea seems promising. So I have an action that results in the jsp in question and I'm using the Convention plug-in. Presumably, I would have to apply one of the *Aware interfaces to the action to get access to the response header. Am I on the right track here? Jim C. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: How to set a file name using a header in the response?
Jim Collings wrote:
%response.setHeader(Content-Disposition, attachment;
filename=\filename_${fromDate}-${toDate}.doc\); %
The above is what I currently have but I think there is a new way to
do it that doesn't involve using a scriptlet. Also, the fromDate and
toDate items don't work. I've tried quoting them but I'm not sure I
got it right. They are used later on in the document, so I know I am
getting them.
AFAIK you can't use EL inside a scriptlet.
If you're streaming the result back with a stream result set that
information in the result configuration.
Dave
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