Re: PDF creation using FO and Displaying PDF in IE Bro

Matt,

I tried but still it doesn't work, unfortunately I
have to live with IE(My company doesn't use Netscape)


I tried to read a pdf doucment and put its content in
a outputstream,attach that into my servlets response..
and I give setContentType("text/pdf")  instead of
setContentType("applicaiton/pdf")
then the browser prompts me a selection window and if
i select adobe
then it opens my document...but I want the browser to
open adobe and display my document..

please help me! 

anish

--- Matt Sergeant <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2001, Anis h wrote:
> 
> > Thanks Matt,
> >
> > Actually  I have the entire document in a
> PrintStream
> > which I want to send to the browser in the Servlet
> > response.
> >
> > PrintStream out = new PrintStream(
> > res.getOutputStream() );
> >
> > I don't have any physical PDF document.
> 
> The answer remains the same. Append a querystring to
> your URL that says
> .pdf at the end. This will convince the b0rked IE
> that you're actually
> sending a PDF down the wire.
> 
> I hear that MS haven't even fixed this for IE6, but
> I haven't tested it
> yet.
> 
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