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Favicon is invisible when PDF report is opened up in the browser (Firefox and Chrome)
Hi experts,
We have a REST based product running on Tomcat application server using Jersey Framework
The PDF report is dynamically generated and it resides in the following path in the server, which is being rendered in the browser (Firefox and Chrome). In this scenario we are running on a Windows machine.
C:\Software\apache-tomcat-
The relevant URL for this PDF file is
http://localhost:8080/idt-ws/reports/Data-Inconsistency-Report.pdf
The front-end is built using pure HTML5, JSON, CSS 3, JavaScript, jQuery and Bootstrap without using any server side technologies
Kind note : We are opening up the PDF report in a separate new browser tab
Where we are going wrong?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
We have a REST based product running on Tomcat application server using Jersey Framework
The PDF report is dynamically generated and it resides in the following path in the server, which is being rendered in the browser (Firefox and Chrome). In this scenario we are running on a Windows machine.
C:\Software\apache-tomcat-
The relevant URL for this PDF file is
http://localhost:8080/idt-ws/reports/Data-Inconsistency-Report.pdf
The front-end is built using pure HTML5, JSON, CSS 3, JavaScript, jQuery and Bootstrap without using any server side technologies
Kind note : We are opening up the PDF report in a separate new browser tab
Where we are going wrong?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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ASKER
Hi Davis,
It shows up the Tomcat's Favicon instead of our application's custom Favicon
It shows up the Tomcat's Favicon instead of our application's custom Favicon
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Thanks Davis, it is working like a champ
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HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.
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If it does, we'll try Chrome next and you can push the setting(s) via GPO.