Re: serving files through SSL

I obviously did not look hard enough in the right places, sorry. That worked. Specifically: response.setHeader("Pragma", "cache"); response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "cache"); fixed it. Thanks for the help. Roger Caldarale, Charle

Re: serving files through SSL

ce I can spot. Thanks Roger Gabe Wong wrote: Roger Parkinson wrote: I'm opening the PDF in a new window (as the javascript shows) so what I see for the dynamic pdf is: 1) the new window (empty) 2) the download progress dialog 3) an error dialog referring the file name with the message &#

Re: serving files through SSL

luded that the problem did not need to be solved at the browser end. Thanks for your help Roger Gabe Wong wrote: Roger Parkinson wrote: In both cases the URL is invoke with some javascript that looks like this: function downloadpdf(url) { var pdfWindow = window.open( url ,'pdf',&#x

Re: serving files through SSL

es a mix of html and servlet requests beforehand. But the response to the static PDF always works regardless of when it is called Regards Roger Gabe Wong wrote: Roger Parkinson wrote: I am trying to deliver some PDFs to the browser using my tomcat application. It works, but not always under SSL a

serving files through SSL

I am trying to deliver some PDFs to the browser using my tomcat application. It works, but not always under SSL and IE. One file is a static PDF and it lives inside my war file. That works just fine. The file is accessed using a url like /myapp/web/myfile.pdf and that always delivers the file. O

Re: [tomcat]How to decrypt the DIGEST authentication?

Think about it the other way around. User types cleartext password, tomcat's authentication digests it and then compares with what is on the database. So when they change the password you need to capture the password in cleartext, digest it yourself, then store it. You don't need to decrypt it, you

Re: Help with Tomcat & IIS

We do it because the IIS is already active on the existing server and it is running a bunch of other stuff we don't want to stop (eg MS Exchange). So we cannot have tomcat take over handling port 80 requests. It works fine, though. Roger Jacob Rhoden wrote: Propes, Barry L wrote: there's lots

Re: tomcat hang/freeze under windows

races() (java 5) on demand. With a stacktrace, you will know exactly where you http thread is waiting :) En l'instant précis du 28/08/07 23:44, Roger Parkinson s'exprimait en ces termes: Sorry this is question is so terse, but general approach kind of help would be very welcome. I ge

tomcat hang/freeze under windows

Sorry this is question is so terse, but general approach kind of help would be very welcome. I get to the login page every time, but after that there's no response. Seems to be nothing relevant in the logs. The machine is remote from me and in a 12 hours different timezone (yawn...zzz) so gett

I want to Redirect to a different app

econd instance of Demo called Testapp, but actually Demo itself. I've looked around for a way to do this but I'm starting to think it cannot be done so time to ask. Configuration is IIS talking to Tomcat 5.5 Thanks Roger -- /Roger Parkinson Mob

Re: [Fwd: static fields suddenly started sharing]

Thanks for the suggestions, guys. This has been a tricky one to work through but I think I have the answer - kind of. A number of people responded with help for which I am grateful (think: 2am and I'm all alone and it has to be fixed by morning, it is so nice to see a helpful message come throug

[Fwd: static fields suddenly started sharing]

I have two different applications and they both make use of a common jar library. The common library has several static fields. Up until last week the static fields in one application never saw the static fields in the other but I changed something and suddenly they do. All the advice I've found