tream.close();
}
catch(IOException e){}
out.close();
The problem in the file download dialog box. from Internet Explorer. When
the servlet starts the download I get the following description:
You have chosen to download a file from this location
"...Updates?OasisEdit.1.4.0.3.zip from
Hello All,
I've a problem in forcing the Browser to open the File Download dialog for
saving a file onto the desktop. I've a jsp which interacts with a datastore
(cached data from db) and saves the data in a file. I use 'SendRedirect' to
point the location of the file to do
Hi All,
Can anyone guide me how can i accomplish a Download file facility through JSP or
Servlet?
I will be thankful if you suggest any link .
Thanks & Regards
Zulfakhar
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Hi,
I hope I can post this question in this forum!
In our application we have a functionality that the end users can download
file from the server. The extension of the file is .EXP.
Upon testing this functionality, we are not seeing the "File Download" box.
Rather the "file&qu
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> The problem in the file download dialog box. from Internet Explorer. When
> the se
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> The problem in the file download dialog box. from Internet
> Explorer. When
> the servlet starts the down
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Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 9:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: File Download...
Hello All,
I've a problem in forcing the Browser to open th
The browser pops up the file download for mime types it doesn't know how to
handle or to mime type that have specified that file downloading should
happen. In any case this is a client configuration.
If you can control the mime type of the file, try change it to something
that doesn't
Kamalesh,
I'm not sure what you are using to initiate the file download, but if you are running
an
application, script, or servlet, just set the PATH_INFO environment variable to what
you
want the filename to be and the download dialogue box will show up.
If it's a script, just appe
Hi,
Similar Fle Download issue is addressed before on various sites.
Please check out JGuru:
http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=252010
that says:
---
Assuming that you want to save the file as "myFile.txt" you have to set the
Content-Disposition response Header as follows :
response.setHeader("
Hi All
I try to write code that downloads file from jsp but always after I use
response.getOutputStream()
I get
IllegalStateException : 'OutputStream is already being used for this
request'
What can I do about it ?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Regards
Maciek
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Hello
I use the scriplet shown below for downloading files.
When it's text file all is seems to be ok, but zip file is always corrupted.
I changed contentType ( response.setContentType("application/zip"); ) but it
didin't help.
What is wrong ? Can anybody help ?
Maciek
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Strin
When I try to download a file thru jsp, in (Internet Explorer 5.0)
the open dialog box appears TWICE.
1. You have chosen to download file from this location ... "download.jsp from '
2. You have chosen to download file from this location... "file.txt"
Any reason why this happens?
It works fine with
s
IE launches the
viewer for the MIME type if known. I visit sites all the time that display a File
Download dialog
box when you select to an HTTP download of file. Any help and insight is appreciated.
Thanks,
Tom
> g GE Corporate Research &
Hi all,
I want to download a file from server to client's local disc. What is the way
to do this? I am trying to use, Jsp smart upload class for downlod (Which says there
is a method to download too), but is giving me error that, "this page cannot be
displayed" any ideas how to go ahe
length.
like
response.setContentLength((int)fileLen + 2);
I hope this will work.
Tx
Goli.
-Original Message-
From: Maciej Tylczynski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 7:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: problem with file download
Hello
I use the
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Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 4:05 AM
Subject: problem with file download
> Hello
>
> I use the scriplet shown below for downloading files.
> When it's text file all is seems to be ok, but zip file is always
corrupted.
> I changed contentType
Maciej Tylczyñski wrote:
> Hello
>
> I use the scriplet shown below for downloading files.
> When it's text file all is seems to be ok, but zip file is always corrupted.
> I changed contentType ( response.setContentType("application/zip"); ) but it
> didin't help.
>
There are two basic i
Thanks
with servlet it woks much better :)
Regards
Maciek
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In my page downloads, I have lot of liks for files to be downloaded bu the
user like:
Download without jspsmart
And then when the user download a file and update it, he will go back to a
page for uploading that file.
right now everything is working fine, BUT if TWO users downloads the same
file up
I am trying to send a downloaded word document through a jsp. When the
document is bigger than about 20K, part of it is missing. Can't tell
whether it's the end or the beginning that is getting cut off.
The junk.getDoc() return a string that's just the reading of a file
input stream. The stran
hi all,
Please any one suggest me how to download a file from server? I want to save
the file directly to client's local disk with out opening the dialog box... Any
suggestions? Any freely available classes for this purpose? Please help
Regards
Smita
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Hi Guys,
I have a problem, my application should give a template of some format.
Which is going to be a CSV file.
So I am using
response.setContentType("application/csv");
response.setHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment;
filename=UPLOAD.csv;");
When I tried this the download was very fine w
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 4:31 PM
Subject: file download with different name ?
> In my page downloads, I have lot of liks for files to be downloaded bu the
> user like:
> Download without jspsmart
> And then when the user download a file and update it, he
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>It's called version management -- one option is to lock files once they
>
Hello,
I am looking for an easy way in JSP / JavaBeans to
send the binary contents of PDF and image files to a
user's browser to allow them to download them as
complete files. If the user's browser supports
opening, for example, the PDF, then I would like the
browser to open it up on-line.
What'
The fundamental problem here is that a .doc file is a *byte* stream, not
a character-oriented text document. You are seeing the effects of
character set translation and possibly truncation and probably some
problems due to null characters (though Java should not have any prob.
with this).
You ne
> I have also tried changing the getDoc to return an array of bytes and
> trying to morph that back into a valid file but I failed.
You should do that. A .doc file cannot be represented by arrays of
characters
since they are binary data.
> Here's the code. I've tried multiple permutations of com
Smita,
Without a dialog BOX thats a security breach...
HREF that document/file you wish to download
Sush
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply. but, if I give href to that document, it will open that
document, right? My requirement is a bit different. I want to download multiple files
on click of a button from server to client's local disc. The directory where the files
are to be copied is hard coded. Is
Smita,
To answer your question, "Is there a way for a JSP to download multiple
files with a single click to a hardcoded location on the client's
machine?" No there isn't.
As the previous responder mentioned, it would be a security
breach. Imagine if you could download an autoexec.bat file and
Hi Richard,
I completely agree with your point. I am sorry, I have not thought in
these lines. Actually the requirement was, out of some files, if client selects some
of files and press download, they should come to his hard drive so that he can cut a
cd with these files.
Thanks for
Hello,
I am facing a problem dowloading a file from servlet. Everything work well, except
that the dialog box (asking saving or open file) popup twice when I choose to open
file option. Saving is ok, the dialog box open only 1. Any body have the idea to
suggest me?
Thanks
Myo
file = new Fi
Im trying to convert some older HTML pages that download dynamically generated data
from the server to a pc. Im using JDK1.1.7a and JSP 0.9 for converting.
Any help on where I can find an example of how to do this, or what is a good way to
implement in a JSP/Servlet?
The data being downloaded
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Subject: File download dialog box pop up twice
Hello,
I am facing a problem dowloading a file from servlet. Everything work
Did any one find a solution to this ?
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