Actually, I think this is not the problem – printing out the result from this function shows no ?wosid on the end:

Video_library (Video_library.java:download_link:1184) - result is /cgi- bin/WebObjects/Stream.woa/wa/download_video?filePath=%2FLibrary %2FStream%2FMovies%2FStreamatWRU.pdf

so it is tacked on somewhere else. It also seems strange that it is tacked on as ?wosid= and not &wosid=. The latter form actually works.

Generated URL:

http://ians-imac.local:52934/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Stream.woa/wa/download_video?filePath=%2FLibrary%2FStream%2FMovies%2FStreamatWRU.pdf ?wosid=o4LDorrMwnW3kY7AgrxYZM

whereas:

http://ians-imac.local:52934/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Stream.woa/wa/download_video?filePath=%2FLibrary%2FStream%2FMovies%2FStreamatWRU.pdf&wosid=o4LDorrMwnW3kY7AgrxYZM
^ ^^

works.

So why is 5.4 adding this onto the end of the download_link string to form the URL, and shouldn't it be using '&' to separate parameters anyway?

Thanks
Ian

On 17/12/2007, at 4:47 PM, Ian Joyner wrote:

I have this little bit of code to invoke a direct action to download a file:

   public String download_link () {
                return context ().directActionURLForActionNamed 
("download_video",
                                                                new NSDictionary 
<String, Object> (
new Object [] {((Video_file)folder_list.objectAtIndex (row_index)).getAbsolutePath (), Boolean.FALSE},
                                                                                new String [] 
{"filePath", "wosid"}));
   }

The dictionary is setting the wosid key to false. This is working fine on Tiger with WO 5.3, but on 5.4 I get: Error downloading file: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /Library/ Stream/Movies/StreamatWRU.pdf?wosid=r1G8zBVYXWcrnoGP6CdDu0 (No such file or directory) with the wosid stuff on the end of the URL, which does not appear on 5.3.
Is this an introduced bug in 5.4? Do I need to add something else?

Thanks
Ian

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