I tried as below
try {
response.setContentType("application/pdf");
//out.println("First Line");
Document document=null;
ByteArrayOutputStream ba =null;
document = new Document();
ba = new ByteArrayOutpu
Thanks bruno
Is it possible to send response to the user directly as
PdfWriter.getInstance(document, response.getOutputStream());
When I use this I am getting the error as illegal state exception
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> I tried this method. After I create the
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> I tried this method. After I create the PDF file I redirect the response to
> the pDF file created then I create the file Object delete this file, File
> gets deleted first before redirecting the response to the PDF file.
Isn't this what you expected?
Contrary to po
created the file as a type java.io.File,
then use java.io.File.delete();
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Well, assuming you have already created the file as a type java.io.File,
then use java.io.File.delete();
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hai All,
I am creating the PDF file in the server after that I am sending the PDF file to the
user. I want to delete the file from server.
how can I do this.
thanks
Sundar
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