This is how we are doing it :
We have put in our main page following snippet
This "exportToPdf" action returns a response with which has pdf content and
following contenttype
"application/pdf".
Depending whether your PDF is set to open documents inside browser or open a
new instance it will di
.printStackTrace();
}
return null;
} // End process()
}
Hope that helps, if you go this route.
Frank W. Zammetti
Chief Software Architect
Omnytex Technologies
www.omnytex.com
From: "Jesse Alexander (KXT)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <
Hi There,
I agree with the strategies Alexender told. I also
append some code to open a new window just ease your
work.
---
function popup(mylink, windowname)
{
if (! window.focus)return true;
var href;
Well,...
If you already have the PDF generated, why not directly write it to the response(and
in this way to the browser)?
To fulfill your use case as described.
Your action generates the PDF and caches it somewhere. Then it will forward to the
JSP-File containing the message and the link. Thi
Struts action execute gives you a request/response, so you can just
pretend that it's a servlet, set the type and stream anything you want.
.V
Otto, Frank wrote:
Hi,
I have generated a pdf with iText. In my action class I want to write it in the response object.
The result should be a jsp-pag
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