Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

The content type is correctly set from the server, as I can see from the firebug logs. If I make the browser pointing to the correct address, the pdf open/ save dialog is showed and everything works fine. But, if I make a request from within gwt, the callback mechanism seems to override the normal

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

Search the group for "external link opening" or similar. You should find suggestions like: HTML *link* = new HTML("http://www.google.com\ ">Take me to Google"); prof3ta wrote: > The content type is correctly set from the server, as I can see from > the firebug logs. > If

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

Security prohibits javascript from direct access to the filesystem. You could make the same HTTP response you get when downloading a file from any web server, so the browser (rather than javascript) shows the save pop-up. You should probably set the mime type ("Content-Type") and "Content-Disposi

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

Ok, I'm creating the PDF file in the server. I'm using a HTTP POST request (through the RequestBuilder object) to get the file in the client. The problem now is that I can just see the content of the file in the callback function as a string, but I'm not able to write this string into the file sys

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

Yes. Do it in the server. prof3ta wrote: > So, any hint on how to generate a pdf file withi gwt? > > On Oct 14, 10:32 am, Paul Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> GWT compiles java into javascript client-side. That means you can't use >> any old java library in the client, only translatab

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

So, any hint on how to generate a pdf file withi gwt? On Oct 14, 10:32 am, Paul Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > GWT compiles java into javascript client-side. That means you can't use > any old java library in the client, only translatable java. > > prof3ta wrote: > > Pardon me, Dean. What

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

GWT compiles java into javascript client-side. That means you can't use any old java library in the client, only translatable java. prof3ta wrote: > Pardon me, Dean. What do you mean with "server-side library"??? > That's java code, there should be no distinction between server and > client. > I

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

Pardon me, Dean. What do you mean with "server-side library"??? That's java code, there should be no distinction between server and client. I tried to add the sources for the package and add them to the classpath, but no luck. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

This doesn't matter really, the classpath can be correct, the error is that the GWT compiler can't find the SOURCE for the iText library, which makes sense: it's not a Client Side Library. On Oct 13, 4:58 pm, "Jeremiah Elliott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Did you edit the classpath in the App-co

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

Did you edit the classpath in the App-compile script? or just the one in eclipse? On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 3:53 PM, Dean S. Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > iText is a SERVER SIDE library for creating PDF's... you are trying to > use it on the client side. > > On Oct 13, 2:25 pm, prof3ta <[EM

Re: GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

iText is a SERVER SIDE library for creating PDF's... you are trying to use it on the client side. On Oct 13, 2:25 pm, prof3ta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > I'm developing a web application using the gwt and I need to import > some external libraries in the project. > In the speci

GWT + iText + Eclipse Problem

Hello everyone, I'm developing a web application using the gwt and I need to import some external libraries in the project. In the specific, I'm trying to import the iText libraries for dynamically generating pdf from java. I added the libraries as an external jar file in eclipse, but I obtain the