file open in browser on request by client

[Sarvesh Akella <sa...@yahoo.com>]

Hi,

1)I need to open a pdf file in browser on request by
client from my java application.
just open it.
What do i have to do?? 
2)if i want to give only view access to that file.I
mean no save as option.then  what else do i have to
do??

if possible send a cc to sarvesh.akella@xansa.com
rgds,
sarvesh



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Re: file open in browser on request by client

[Stephan Nagy <sn...@connectria.com>]

Sarvesh Akella wrote:

>Hi,
>
>1)I need to open a pdf file in browser on request by
>client from my java application.
>just open it.
>What do i have to do?? 
>2)if i want to give only view access to that file.I
>mean no save as option.then  what else do i have to
>do??
>

As long as a pdf viewer is installed on the client side and associated 
with either .pdf or the mime-type for pdf it should just open 
automatically.  Otherwise as far as I know their is no way to turn off 
the save as box.  As for opening it.  It's just an anchor <a 
href="location/of/pdf/file">PDF FILE</a>

-stephan



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