Matthias Klein wrote:
Hi everyone,
What is the best method of handling files that are to be offered for
download?
I have a web application that uses JSF as presentation framework. This
web app is available as both stand-alone application in Tomcat as well
as portlet deployed within a portle
Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
Could this person (inject other undesirable word) please consider the
fact that women are in the user's group also.
--
I fail to see any reason for the subject. It is not
Tim Lucia wrote:
Push or pull, when it gets there, it gets there correctly (md5sum-s match).
The problem, I think, is that the file appears in the file system before it
is received in its entirety. I don't know why -- maybe the nature of samba
is to write, close, open-for-append, ... ? If I cop
Hello again;
My app needs a custom content negotiation where URI's
that correspond to xml (but without explicit extension)
are XSLT'd to html or xhtml (custom since I need browser
sniffing to decide about MathML). I'll also be dealing
with pre-built pages and caching.
I gather from the list arc
ue?
Thanks, in any case, though.
-Tim
Bruce Miller wrote:
Hi Tomcatters;
A seemingly naive question:
I've got various configuration data, tucked away
under /WEB-INF/.
If I use context.getRealPath(datapath), I can check the
timestamp, so that I know if it needs to be re-read.
However,
Hi Tomcatters;
A seemingly naive question:
I've got various configuration data, tucked away
under /WEB-INF/.
If I use context.getRealPath(datapath), I can check the
timestamp, so that I know if it needs to be re-read.
However, this fails if we're serving from a .war file
(in which case, presumab
