>>The only way I know of to suggest a filename to a browser is to output
>>the header
>>Content-disposition: attachment; filename=
>>However I think this only applies when you're dumping the file directly
>>after the header. Is this what you want to do?
>>Pontus
I am doing this and this works f
On tor, 2002-11-21 at 07:28, Eddie Fung wrote:
>
> Also the dialog box that IE pops up says that "you are downloading the
> file: from localhost". This is misleading as the
> actual dialog box that is next presented correctly names the output file
> name that I have set up. How can I change
>> The reference you refer to is for upload, so I am a bit confused as you
talk about download.
I believe the issues are the same and the previous posting appears to
describe the same behavior..Simply that the data stream seems to 'prevent',
in some way , the processing of the rest of the code
Eddie,
The reference you refer to is for upload, so I am a bit confused as you
talk about download.
I assume you do mean download so:
To change the name that you are downloading you need to have a mapping to
your download servlet so that you can use a request path like
http://../download/
This is an old one but I have scoured the archives and not seen a
definitive answer to my problem.
I am downloading a file via an Action class and want to refresh the Page
display after the download completes. Now the action which should be
forwarded to is not being executed. I have even tried
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