Html file throw protal

hi all.
i have a little problem:
i upload html file in portal and it is look like this
http://your:port/pls/mydocs/mydocs.content_pkg.download?p_file=F920058486/index.shtml
if i clicked on inside ref i see eror
The requested URL /pls/mydocs/index.shtml was not found on this server.
i know why:
inside refs in this file look like this
http://your:port/pls/mydocs/index.shtml#1
http://your:port/pls/mydocs/index.shtml#2...
but inside refs should be
http://your:port/pls/mydocs/mydocs.content_pkg.download?p_file=F920058486/index.shtml#1
i don't know how to do it.
thanks

Jason
If you need to use xmodem then there is probably more to this situation than you have told us so far. Knowing more of the background might help us to give you better advice.
I doubt that you will be able to successfully use xmodem to copy files which would support HTML and the Web Console. If you are using xmodem then you are almost certainly copying a bin file. If that copy is successful it should allow you to use the command line for access. And through the archive command you can copy the tar file and install the HTML files to use the Web Console.
HTH
Rick

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Thanks
Ram

Ram,
I have had printing problems too a year and a half ago. I used all printing apis of java and I still find that it is something java lacks. Now basically you can try autosense. To check whether your printer is capable of printing the docflavor use this PrintServiceLookup.lookupPrintServices(flavor, aset); . If it lists the printer then he can print the document otherwise he can't. I guess that is why you get the error.
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Reg: Html file download from server

My requirement is download file from server. Am using jsp and servlet this. While downloading the file a dialog box with open, save and cancel option. When try to open html file it, open in the same window .
Req: it should be open in seperate window (ie)
Please advise me how to open a html file in seperate explorer
Am using below Code for download a file:
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logger.trace(Util_Client.INFO, Util_Client.getInfo(), "File download Started.");
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try {
String strContentType = fileExtnContentTypeMapping.get(strFileType);
if(strContentType == null)
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response.setContentType(strContentType);
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int count;
while((count = bufferedInputStream.read(data, 0, CLConstants.FILE_DOWNLOAD_STREAM_READ_BUFFER)) != -1 ) {
response.getOutputStream().write( data, 0, count );
response.getOutputStream().close();
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clientAbortException.printStackTrace();
}finally{
try {
if( bufferedInputStream != null )
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} catch (Exception exceptionFinally) {
exceptionFinally.printStackTrace();
logger.trace(Util_Client.INFO, Util_Client.getInfo(), "File download Ends.");
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Edited by: sunRP on Oct 11, 2009 9:47 AM

The best you can do is set the correct content type.
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I am trying to send email with attachment(html). Which contains more than 7MB. So, It is throwing an error like Size exceeded.
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I decided to convert HTML File into ZIP File.
Kindly suggest me to convert the HTML file into ZIP file and sending email with attached ZIP file.
Correct answer rewarded,
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I would like to generate an HTML file from my javaBean but I am unsure how to do this? Do I just use the PrintWriter methods in java.io and rename the text file to a .html file?
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Steve

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String query = null;
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I am still working on getting simple sound to work in my program! I have learned that I can use Java.Applet's soundClip object, even when not using an Applet, but I do not know how to work with the URL object. Here is a SCCE so you can see where I am at!
The Java Class:
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Christ_Guard wrote:
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[http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/icon.html#getresource]

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Hello,
I have a question about parsing HTML files. Usually when I get an HTML file and I need to find all the text in it I do this. This stuff just collects all of the hyperlinks and ignores all the html tags just keeping the actual text. It's fine for smaller files but occasionally I'll hit a large online text file and it will work but its way to slow for large files. I don't need to do all of this HTML tag stripping however for text files. Is there a way to still grab all the text without doing any tag searching to make it faster?
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                    myURLs.add(href);
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                    myTitle = title;
                else myTitle = "No title was found";
        public void handleText (char[] data, int pos)
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            myText.append(data);
    }

JFactor2004 wrote:
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