Newton, Ying, Yang,
Works like a charm. Thank you very much.
gove...@students.kennesaw.edu
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 2:24 AM, Steven Yang wrote:
> Hi Overby
>
> Result is indeed your choice to go.
> in general you should avoid any direct use of the Servlet stuff in your
> Actions.
>
> you shoul
Hi Overby
Result is indeed your choice to go.
in general you should avoid any direct use of the Servlet stuff in your
Actions.
you should prepare your data in your action or "execute" then determine what
data type you want to return then return the proper "result" string
then let your Result form
After some googling; I'm looking at the Result interface.
Would it be proper for the action to set a property, and use this custom
Result to read that property from ValueStack and write it to (with XStream
for isntance) ServletActionContext.getResponse().getOutputStream() ?
So Results exist for d
You can generate your XML dynamically, and then write it to the response stream.
If you set the response headers correctly, the browser should treat
this response as a file downloading.
Code in your action looks like this:
public String execute() {
String xmlStr = generateXML();
Http
Which version of Struts?!
Stream result if Struts 2, handle the headers and return null if Struts 1.
On Tuesday, October 12, 2010, Grant Overby
wrote:
> I've generated some XML in an action, and I'd like to direct the user to
> download it. It should be have as if they clicked a link pointing to
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