Help needed in creating pdf file

Hi all,
I keep coming back to this question again. I chose iText over jasper reports to generate PDF files for some good reasons. in my application I
1. accept file uploaded by the user
2. process the data inside files and separate them into good data & bad data
3. put these good and bad data in a vector
4. pass it to a bean to write PDF files
5. files are stored in a application ROOT path under different folders based each data input (ex: each employer folder)
6. I delete these files from the application path
I go back to the data submit screen and start submitting for another employer. While processing for the next employer the system process data correctly and writes the PDF files into the appropriate folder, but t when the browser link that has the PDF get clicked, instead of current PDF, we still get the previous employer documents.
what to do?
please please somebody help me
hepzi

hey folks
I have found out that every time the PDF file is downloaded, in the firefox download manager, that opens up to show the status of the downloaded PDF, when I click on the "Remove" button once I open the much needed PDF, the PDF is not carried onto the next upload for some reason... but I still need to investigate in Netscape and see how it works..
thanks guys
I will come back to update you once I test it in netscape navigator
hepzi

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