Problem in opening Save file Dialog..

Hi all,
I have a table, i want to save the table data in in csv format.So my problem starts here that when i click on button to save table data a Save dialog should be displayed where i can select path and save file.
So please make it possible ASAP.

Is this a Java Studio Creator JSF table component related question? If you are you talking about saving the data from the table at design time or when you run the application and you want to save the table data from the table displayed in the browser?
Please clarify.
thanks,
Sandip

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