s R wrote:
From: Roger Parkinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: serving files through SSL
I've identified that the cache headers are being set by
default on the dynamic file. I don't know that they are
the issue but it is the one difference I can spot.
As you've b
> From: Roger Parkinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: serving files through SSL
>
> I've identified that the cache headers are being set by
> default on the dynamic file. I don't know that they are
> the issue but it is the one difference I can spot.
As
Gabe:
1) response.setContentLength(10115);
Yep, hard coded value figured by checking the length of my test pdf file
manually. I believe it is correct. I don't want to add the code that
would figure the length unless I have some evidence that it makes any
difference and it hasn't yet.
2) I chang
Roger Parkinson wrote:
I'm opening the PDF in a new window (as the javascript shows) so what
I see for the dynamic pdf is:
1) the new window (empty)
2) the download progress dialog
3) an error dialog referring the file name with the message 'cannot
write the file to the cache'
On the static P
I'm opening the PDF in a new window (as the javascript shows) so what I
see for the dynamic pdf is:
1) the new window (empty)
2) the download progress dialog
3) an error dialog referring the file name with the message 'cannot
write the file to the cache'
On the static PDF I don't see 2 or 3 an
Roger Parkinson wrote:
In both cases the URL is invoke with some javascript that looks like
this:
function downloadpdf(url)
{
var pdfWindow = window.open( url
,'pdf','top=0,left=0,width=1000,height=700,toolbar=no,status=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,menubar=no');
}
The application invok
In both cases the URL is invoke with some javascript that looks like this:
function downloadpdf(url)
{
var pdfWindow = window.open( url
,'pdf','top=0,left=0,width=1000,height=700,toolbar=no,status=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,menubar=no');
}
The application invokes a mix of html and servle
> From: Roger Parkinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: serving files through SSL
>
> I am trying to deliver some PDFs to the browser using my tomcat
> application. It works, but not always under SSL and IE.
This is a known problem with IE. A search of the archives
(http://marc.info/?l=to
Roger Parkinson wrote:
I am trying to deliver some PDFs to the browser using my tomcat
application. It works, but not always under SSL and IE.
One file is a static PDF and it lives inside my war file. That works
just fine. The file is accessed using a url like /myapp/web/myfile.pdf
and that alw
