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Subject: AW: IE6: Can't open dynamic PDF from applet
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 17:15:35 +0200
Message-ID: <E8AEFF3401E82E4699359F1EBBED6A2162971C@exchange.his.de>
Thread-Topic: IE6: Can't open dynamic PDF from applet
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From: "Skladovs, Victor" <Skladov@his.de>
To: <users@cocoon.apache.org>

Hi

No, I'm not using https ...
My cocoon instructions in sitemap look like this:

<map:match pattern=3D"table.pdf">
	<map:generate type=3D"serverpages" src=3D"xsp/table.xsp"/>
		<map:transform src=3D"stylesheets/xml2fo.xsl">
			<map:parameter name=3D"view-source"
value=3D"xsp/table.xsp"/>
		</map:transform>
		<map:serialize type=3D"fo2pdf"/>
</map:match>

The most important - I can't understand why it works with proxy nad
doesn't work without proxy.
It seems like IE wants the pdf file to be cached anywhere?

-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Beat De Martin [mailto:beat.demartin@gmx.ch]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 6. August 2003 17:10
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff: Re: IE6: Can't open dynamic PDF from applet


Hi
It might not be exactly your problem but I had problems with dynamic
generated pdf and proxies as well.

My dynamic generated pdf's have been cached by the proxy which I didn't
for
obviuos reasons. What I did was the following. In my sitemap I have a
match
like <map:match pattern=3D"*.pdf* > ...
And the my pdf-link I created dynamically like
http://myserver/cocoon/table_XXX.pdf
where XXX is a kind of unique ID (e.g. timestamp)

So my pdf's will never be cached !

Another problem I had was using https and dynamic pdf's, but you're
using
https aren't you ?

Are setting the content-length ?

Cheers
Beat De Martin
Zurich, Switzerland


> Dear Friends!
>=20
> I have read a lot about so called "internet explorer PDF Bug" but none
> of the suggested solutions has helped. Apart from that, I'm trying to
> open my pdf file NOT from a html site, but from a APPLET.
> Please take a little time and read my problem.
>=20
> I'd like to open a dynamically generated (Cocoon 2.0.4) PDF file from
an
> applet using a method:
>=20
>
applet.getAppletContext().showDocument("http://myserver/cocoon/table.pdf
> ?par1=3D1&par2=3D2");
>=20
> This works perfectly with all Netscape-like browsers (Mozilla etc).
> It works with Internet Explorer 6 too, but only WHILE USING PROXY
> SERVER.
> But with Internet Explorer 6 WITHOUT PROXY it doesn't work.
>=20
> Error message:
> "Site cannot be opened. It is either not available or cannot be found.
> Try it later again".
>=20
> Anybody of the community must have faced this problem, I believe.
> Are there workarounds for this problem? Why does it work with proxy
> (cache?)?
>=20
> Thank you very much in advance
>=20
> Regards,
> Viktor Skladovs
>=20
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