Fernando:
You need to set your mime type/subtype to "application/pdf". Assuming your
browser has it's plugin configured, then it's just a matter of sending the
contents of the PDF to the PrintWriter in the servlet.
We do this in our EPortal product, works fine for us.
Drop me a line off-list if you need more details, I'd be happy to try to
help.
Mike
Javacorporate Ltd
http://www.javacorporate.com
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> Subject: .PDF files
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> Does anyone know how can I display a .PDF file in my browser using a
> servlet? I have the file ready in .PDF format, it is just a matter of
> displaying it.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Fernando
>
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