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Date: 2 Aug 2004 08:14:33 -0000
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Subject: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 24970]  -
    charset appended to content-type even if not text/*

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charset appended to content-type even if not text/*


------- Additional Comments From frederic.surleau@atosorigin.com  2004-08-02 08:14 -------
OK, I read the "JavaServer Pages Specification" and it's clear that JSPs are
servlets only designed to send TEXT data.

Trying to send a PDF or other binary data via a JSP should not be done.
A servlet should be written for this kind of things.

The workaroud 'response.reset()' should not be used in a production environment.
It works with the actual Coyote implementation, but nothing can guarantee that
others implementation will accept it.
In facts, the getOutputStream() method should not be allowed in a JSP.

The getWriter() method should be called() as soon as possible in the generated
java code of the JSP. Then a call to getOutputStream() would result in a
IllegalStateException.

Regards

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