Problem in opening MS Word doc from CRM back-end.

Hi All:
I have a MS Word document stored in my CRM system which opens by passing a transaction number as input. When we try to preview the word
doc it opens properly from back-end.
But the real problem exists when i'm trying to open it from my web-dynpro thru java, it never opens in a correct format(i mean it never opens at all). When I stored it in local machine to open it from notepad, i could see all the junk data along with original text.
If any one have done this successfully before, plz do let me know the way or send me the code sample to read word from webdynpro java. I've implemented with couple of options which didnt worked.
Munna_SAP

Hi All:
I've solved it by my own and it opens the word document properly.
Solution: I didnt looked at the r\3 end that how it was coded, i've changed my code in java to meet the requirement.
Tnx,
Munna_SAP

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