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Subject : Re: read local file in ActionStruts
> Hmm... Could be a cache issue, although that seems kind of unlikely. Try
> removing the two cache lines in showPDF.jsp and see what happens. Is there
> any chance the file isn't being close after being written, or something along
Cache problem?!?!?
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>> I do something
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Date : Tue, 1 Feb 2005 06:46:42 -0800 (PST)
Subject : Re: read local file in ActionStruts
> I do something like this in one app...
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> I'm creating PDFs on-the-fly and then displaying them on the browser. I have
> a directory named temp under my webapp that the PDFs
Yeah, sorry about that everyone :) My reply to two different threads didn't
seem to go through, but apparently it went through a couple of times. Not sure
why, but I apologize.
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>> How about using the javax.servl
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>> How about using the javax.servlet.con
Re: read local file in ActionStruts
I do something like this in one app...
I'm creating PDFs on-the-fly and then displaying them on the browser. I have a
directory named temp under my webapp that the PDFs get written to. The files
are named according the the user ID.
You have the A
: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 09:06:51 -0500
Subject : Re: read local file in ActionStruts
> How about using the javax.servlet.context.tempdir Servletcontext
> attribute?
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> Dennis
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> Keshav Shetty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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How about using the javax.servlet.context.tempdir Servletcontext
attribute?
Dennis
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Then
to read an rtf or word doc file?
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Subject : Re: read local file in ActionStruts
You can store the file on sever and not in c
: Tue, 01 Feb 2005 15:36:06 +0200
Subject : Re: read local file in ActionStruts
> You can store the file on sever and not in client.
> If I understood you already created file in your struts action and
> stored in the server.
> So instead of giving file:// use full link with http://
You can store the file on sever and not in client.
If I understood you already created file in your struts action and
stored in the server.
So instead of giving file:// use full link with http:// link to file.
(Hope the file is within webapp) or write your download servlet.
Thanks & regards
Kesha
Hi all
In an Action Struts I create dynamically a file.
After that whit PrintWriter I try to get the file win a script tag
(document.location='file:///xxx.xx')
My problem is IE or Netscape does not allow me to read local file.
Any alternative idea?
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