Output html filename

friends,
i use forms6i and reports 6i. from forms6i and IIS i run the forms in a browser.
i put a button in the forms and on which the code is to run_product...
i make virtual directory for temp folder in forms..
in which the html files of report output will be stored.
now,the question is:
if someone press the buton from form...in browser
the report output will come and will be in html...
good...exact repot...which needed...
but the html file name is unique and generated by report...that is like s7p or s7p_1.....
but i want this filename as one of the textvalue of report...
like...in report there is srno field...and i want to make this html file..named as the value of the srno field.
thanks..

Hello,
If you want to specify the name of the file generated, you have to use
the DESTYPE, DESNAME and DESFORMAT parameter.
It is possible to change the DESNAME in some reports triggers (not all !!!)
:DESNAME := ....
Then you will be able to display the file with the WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT builtin.
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