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Posted to fop-dev@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Carmelo Montanez <ca...@nist.gov> on 2001/09/21 20:29:24 UTC
Another servlet problem
Hi All:
Thanks for the help yesterday. I am doing a similar thing as AMIT,
however my servlet
gets the writer before it gets to the PDF stuff (I need it for other
reasons) and
I get the Exception:
"java.lang.IllegalStateException: getWriter() has already been called for
this response"
Any way around that?
Carmelo
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Same servlet problem
Posted by Semprini Davide <da...@cineca.it>.
Hi at All,
I have encountered the same problem of
Carmelo, I have a JSP Page that generate
dinamically PDF file getting input XML Dynamic and urlXSL!
My jsp generate correctly with FOP 0.20.1 a PDF file
but when I'm trying to open it M.IE visualize me
(the pdf) like a object ActiveX on left top page!
Please can something help me?????????
tanks in advance
Rajagopal. V wrote:
>Its a IE bug. Look at the msdn.microsoft.com for how
>to open PDFs from IE. IE expects ur command line to
>end with a .pdf so that it will opn the PDF. I could
>not find a solution ot the problem.
>
>
>--- Carmelo Montanez <ca...@nist.gov> wrote:
>
>>Thanks!!!
>>
>>Actually I changed the servlet to use the
>>"getOutputStream()" and it works
>>fine even
>>for non-binary data. My new problem is the IE6 do
>>not properly displays the
>>PDF data, I get what seems to be PDF internal stuff
>>(what you will see if
>>you try to edit a PDF file in an editor). I think
>>IE6 should be able to
>>read
>>PDF data correctly. Anyone aware of any details I
>>need to set?
>>
>>Carmelo
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Another servlet problem
Posted by "Rajagopal. V" <ra...@yahoo.com>.
Its a IE bug. Look at the msdn.microsoft.com for how
to open PDFs from IE. IE expects ur command line to
end with a .pdf so that it will opn the PDF. I could
not find a solution ot the problem.
--- Carmelo Montanez <ca...@nist.gov> wrote:
> Thanks!!!
>
> Actually I changed the servlet to use the
> "getOutputStream()" and it works
> fine even
> for non-binary data. My new problem is the IE6 do
> not properly displays the
> PDF data, I get what seems to be PDF internal stuff
> (what you will see if
> you try to edit a PDF file in an editor). I think
> IE6 should be able to
> read
> PDF data correctly. Anyone aware of any details I
> need to set?
>
> Carmelo
>
>
>
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Re: Another servlet problem
Posted by Carmelo Montanez <ca...@nist.gov>.
Thanks!!!
Actually I changed the servlet to use the "getOutputStream()" and it works
fine even
for non-binary data. My new problem is the IE6 do not properly displays the
PDF data, I get what seems to be PDF internal stuff (what you will see if
you try to edit a PDF file in an editor). I think IE6 should be able to
read
PDF data correctly. Anyone aware of any details I need to set?
Carmelo
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Re: Another servlet problem
Posted by Karen Lease <kl...@club-internet.fr>.
You could try using getOutputStream and then building your own Writer by
putting on an encoding. The IllegalState is because you can't use the
Writer and the OutputStream in the same servlet.
But it seems to me if you've already written something to the output and
the FOP output is appended on to that, it won't be a legal PDF file...
-Karen
Carmelo Montanez wrote:
>
> Hi All:
>
> Thanks for the help yesterday. I am doing a similar thing as AMIT,
> however my servlet
> gets the writer before it gets to the PDF stuff (I need it for other
> reasons) and
> I get the Exception:
>
> "java.lang.IllegalStateException: getWriter() has already been called for
> this response"
>
> Any way around that?
> Carmelo
>
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