1. Download text file coderanch.comHello there, I need to download a text file which is created on the fly to a browser. My Step Take some input from the user via html Query a database Generate a text file Send it to the client browser. Am able to acheive all this. But the out put of this txt file comes on the browser itself whereas ... |
2. Cannot download the whole text file coderanch.comHello I am writing servlet which is to download files to my desktop app and then save it on my hdd. I have tested the code and it works fine for binary files like video ot images or even doc files but it doesn't work with txt. It looses text. Here is the problem code: final int BUFFER_SIZE = 4096; FileInputStream ... |
3. how to download a file from the net and save it into .txt format in a datab forums.oracle.com |
4. How to create a link for download a file in text format forums.oracle.comSwati.S wrote: in href provide another jsp name or servlet and pass filename as request parameter to this jsp or servlet. In called jsp or servlet set content type to application/forcedownload. Yes, that works (usually), but, IMHO, is nothing but a hack that you shouldn't use (and I could care less how often it is currently used in varying hacked scripts, ... |
5. problem in downloading arabic text files forums.oracle.comHi, An overview of what am trying to do: A user inputs certain form details and can attach a file..everything works fine with files in english..problem is with arabic files. I upload the files using the javazoom upload bean..To save it with the same arabic name i use the foll code String realName = new String(fileName.getBytes(),"Cp1256");All this works fine database collation ... |
6. want to let user download text file from my website. forums.oracle.comDashing201 wrote: the problem is that the content of abc.txt are shown. This isn't an html forum, but I'll help you anyways. What the browser does with a file of a given type is none of your business. Most browsers allow you to right-click on a file and click save-as to download it, but it's always the browser's choice. In the ... |