Map your servlet to "*.pdf" then give the hyperlink the name you want when
you
build the web page.
This solution works, but now the file name that appears is:
http://server:port/context/file_name.pdf
The servlet is mapped to "*.pdf", but I need the address, port and context
to call the servle
1T3XT info 1t3xt.info> writes:
>
> rjalv wrote:
> > How can I resolve the problem? Can I set the file name with itext?
>
> If it were an iText problem, you could, but unfortunately it's not.
> You are at the mercy of the client-side browser/reader configuration.
> You can't solve this from the
rjalv wrote:
> How can I resolve the problem? Can I set the file name with itext?
If it were an iText problem, you could, but unfortunately it's not.
You are at the mercy of the client-side browser/reader configuration.
You can't solve this from the server side.
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Hello,
I have created a pdf file with itext using a Java Servlet. When I call the
servlet, I open the file in the Web Browser. For that, I use the next code
in the Servlet class:
res.setHeader("expires", "0");
res.setContentType("application/pdf");
res.setHeader("Pragma",
