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Posted to users@wicket.apache.org by mbelarbi <mb...@zoomf.com> on 2007/11/29 11:34:44 UTC
How to Pass an InputStream into a wicket Resource
I have generated a Jasper Report as an InputStream. I would like to provide
this as a download, ideally I don't want to store the report as a file, it
is as an InputStream. I have looked at the Wicket ResourceLink class, but
that takes in a Wicket Resource, and I have a java.io.InputStream.
How do I get a Wicket Resource from an InputStream?
Other than using a ResourceLink, is there another way of doing this? maybe
by using the InputStream directly?
thanks.
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Re: How to Pass an InputStream into a wicket Resource
Posted by severian <ge...@rtel.com>.
I think DynamicWebResource (with an appropriate override for
getResourceState()) will provide the connection you need between InputStream
& ResourceLink. This is how the existing Wicket-Jasper integration project
works. Check through previous mails for a link to the source.
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