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Say, the date on this question is more than two weeks old. &nbsp;Should it be closed due to author inactivity?
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Say, the date on this question is more than two weeks old.  Should it be closed due to author inactivity?

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&gt; or just have whatever link you're using point directly to the file.<br />
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You will have to check that you have the correct mime-type in server.xml for this to work, but it should work too :-)<br />
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&gt;&nbsp; Say, the date on this question is more than two weeks old. &nbsp;Should it be closed due to author inactivity?<br />
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Probably ;-) &nbsp;Hehehe, I imagine there will be a flurry of cleanup activity sometime this month :-D
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> or just have whatever link you're using point directly to the file.

You will have to check that you have the correct mime-type in server.xml for this to work, but it should work too :-)

>  Say, the date on this question is more than two weeks old.  Should it be closed due to author inactivity?

Probably ;-)  Hehehe, I imagine there will be a flurry of cleanup activity sometime this month :-D

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I am wanting to open an excell file from the Struts action class<br />
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My code in the Sruts action class looks as follows:<br />
ActionForward af = new ActionForward(&quot;/userdata/t<wbr />est.xls&quot;);<wbr /><br />
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It opens a dialog box.<br />
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My problem is the name of the file(instead of test.xls) is the name of the .do function called from my JSP to run this action.<br />

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I am wanting to open an excell file from the Struts action class

My code in the Sruts action class looks as follows:
ActionForward af = new ActionForward("/userdata/test.xls");

It opens a dialog box.

My problem is the name of the file(instead of test.xls) is the name of the .do function called from my JSP to run this action.


struts action - forward to file dialog

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