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DIRECTING TEXT OUTPUT AT THE LOCAL MACHINE
My program is hosted in linux server. Clients use WinXP. I've a method which processes data at the server side and generates a text output.
This text file is presently being created in the server itself.
Is there a way to redirect this output to the client machine harddisk? preferably desktop?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: DIRECTING TEXT OUTPUT AT THE LOCAL MACHINE
How do the server and client communicate? HTTP?
Can the server send the file to the client as a response to a client request?
It will be up to the client code to write the file where it wants it to go.
Re: DIRECTING TEXT OUTPUT AT THE LOCAL MACHINE
Do you want to move the whole file to client or only the text?
Re: DIRECTING TEXT OUTPUT AT THE LOCAL MACHINE
@ 777 --
Sorry for the belated response. Yes. I would like the whole file to be shown at the client console and saved there. I tried invoking wordpad. Works fine in some machines. But on some other, the formatting went for a six. Is it possible to load this text file in a jsp?
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