[Seaside] DocumentHandler
Esteban Maringolo
emaringolo at gmail.com
Tue Jun 2 11:47:12 UTC 2020
If instead of setting a callback on an anchor, you set a document, it
will be treated slightly different.
E.g.
You can do something like:
html anchor
document: documentContents mimeType: ( Seaside.WAMimeType main:
'application' sub: 'pdf' ) fileName: 'YourFile.pdf';
with: 'Download PDF'
This will be handled differently to a regular action continuation of a
callback and will trigger the download immediately, also the document
will be returned as a response to never expire.
In some cases you want to use `document:` and in others it could be
more flexible to use a regular `respond:` from the
WACurrentRequestContext (e.g. if the decision on the file format or
other things are deep down in the logic, away from the anchor).
E.g.
WACurrentRequestContext value respond: [:response |
response
attachmentWithFileName: self exportedFilename , '.pdf';
doNotCache;
contentType: ( Seaside.WAMimeType main: 'application' sub: 'pdf' );
binary;
nextPutAll: pdfContents;
respond
]
Or directly pass an instance of WAMimeDocument to the response.
WACurrentRequestContext value respond: [:response |
response document: aWAMimeDocument
]
Best regards,
Esteban A. Maringolo
On Tue, Jun 2, 2020 at 6:20 AM Annick Fron <list at afceurope.com> wrote:
>
> Hi, I would like to serve a custom dynamically generated PDF file, what is the best option ? Use a DocumentHandler ?
> If yes how ?
>
> Annick
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