renderBinary filename problem

[Fırat KÜÇÜK]

Hi,
I think there is a problem with Content-Disposition: attachment HTTP header.

My Test case:
package controllers;

import java.io.*;
import play.mvc.*;

public class Application extends Controller {

public static void index() {
render();
}

public static void image() {
File f = new java.io.File("play.png");
renderBinary(f, "play_logo.png");
}
}

The output header is:
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename*=utf-8''play_logo.png;
filename="play_logo.png"

This header works great in firefox 3.5 and Safari
But failed in IE6 and Chrome (renames the file the last part of the
URI for instance httpl://localhost:9000/Apllication/image is just
image)
IE7 shows as an inline attachment

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FIRAT KÜÇÜK

[Nicolas]

Hi,

Which version are you using? Can you report a bug?

Thanks,

Nicolas

[Fırat KÜÇÜK]

revision 793
i did'nt decide it is a bug or not.
may be it can be a ie problem.

i am looking for the rfc docs.
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2231.html

07 Ocak 2010 14:51 tarihinde Nicolas <leroux....@gmail.com> yazdı:

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[Fırat KÜÇÜK]

Hi,
i tried Content-Disposition: attachment alternatives for file download.
Most of them does not work on ie6.
And Chrome does not recognize filename*=utf-8''filename.ext.

Or i did not succeed :)

Instead of this i try to send file directly via redirection.

sample routing:
/download/{id} will be redirected to /file/{id}/{fileName}

/download/5 -> /file/5/Setup.exe

But i did not find an appropriate play render method for direct file
content flush.
Those are the binary render methods that i noticed;

- renderBinary(File file) gives "Content-Disposition: inline" header.
- renderBinary(File file, String name) gives "Content-Disposition:
attachment" header.

Is there any method for file content flushing with appropriate MIME type?

07 Ocak 2010 15:02 tarihinde Fırat KÜÇÜK <firat...@gmail.com> yazdı:

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FIRAT KÜÇÜK

[Fırat KÜÇÜK]

by the way,
i think play needs some response.write methods.
may be response.write(byte[] buf)

08 Ocak 2010 13:41 tarihinde Fırat KÜÇÜK <firat...@gmail.com> yazdı:

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FIRAT KÜÇÜK

[Guillaume Bort]

From my tests, filename*=utf-8''filename.ext should be ignored by IE6.
But perhaps I'm wrong.

> i think play needs some response.write methods.
> may be response.write(byte[] buf)

You can use:

response.out.write(byte[] buf)

2010/1/8 Fırat KÜÇÜK <firat...@gmail.com>:

[Dubnobasswithmyheadman]

IE6 may not support the extended filename*=utf8 , but it definitely
knows about the classic filename= syntax.
The later was introduced to allow filenames with extended chars.

You may try to define your own CDispo header before renderBinary call,
it won't be overriden by Play.
response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=\"" +
name+ "\"") ?

Hope this helps

On Jan 7, 1:49 pm, Fırat KÜÇÜK <firatku...@gmail.com> wrote: