Marius Scurtescu wrote:
Thanks for all the replies. I did solve the mystery.
IE is indeed a POS.
It looks like it completely ignores the Content-Type
headers and it just scans the beginning of the file.
You know what's great about that? It's not a bug, it's a feature.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/li
> I have a really picky browser that is expecting the "OK" after "200" when
> receiving HTTP response as:
out of curiosity, which browser is this? Might save me some
bug-tracking headaches later.
Jason
Hua Hou wrote:
I have a really picky browser that is expecting the "OK" after "200" when
rec
I had to do it a little differently (this is for a .zip file so I had to
use the OutputStream) but you definitely got me on the right track.
Thanks for all the help!
Jason
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
The directory it returns is C:\tomcat\work\Standalone\localhost\gss and
I can write test.t
r or whatever to write your file
// Stream or link this temp file's contents back to the browser
// Stream via FileReader,
// or directly link file File.toURI().toURL(), or whatever method you
want
You can then delete the file if you want.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
Is there a way in a servlet to set all the properties you can in a bean
with the parameters passed to the servlet, similar to the way you do in
a .jsp with ? It seems like
it should be easy enough, but Goggling only found someone asking the
same question here in 2000 with no responses.
I kno
Running Tomcat 4.1.27, I'm currently deploying via the "install" task in
the Ant script supplied with Tomcat, so all my files reside outside of
the Tomcat directory. Otherwise, everything's pretty normal (Tomcat
resides in C:\tomcat).
Just for curiosity's sake, could I find out what methods th
Is it possible, in a servlet, to write to a temporary file in a location
that I would then be able to link to so the users can download? I
couldn't find any information indicating either way.
Thanks
Jason
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