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Iframe content from Servlet Page is not Displayed

 
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In my servlet page I call one xml response from third party server and make write it in file using filewriter and store it in local,after that


using this code i goes to test.jsp page ,in that test.jsp file ,i place iframe tag like <iframe src="file:///D:/sample/result.xml" /> but it does not show the content what can i do please provide solution
 
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iframe loading from a local directory is restricted in most of the modern browsers. It is a security feature which you must toggle off to view the contents.

You can use relative path instead.

My suggestion would be to get rid of that iframe if you are developing a modern web app and explore latest ways of dynamic content loading.

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Can you please detaily explain about dynamic content loading,with some examples without affect my flow that what i mention in my question and also i want to display dynamic xml content in iframe
 
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If I were you, I would have used JQuery in my webapp to fulfill the remote loading

Here is a sample code



In place of '/remotesite/result.xml' , you can give the url of the xml hosted in the third party server.

Note: JQuery is one of the many options available.

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Balagopal Kannampallil wrote:If I were you, I would have used JQuery in my webapp to fulfill the remote loading

Here is a sample code



In place of '/remotesite/result.xml' , you can give the url of the xml hosted in the third party server.

Note: JQuery is one of the many options available.







Thanks for your code its work for me,but file not loading inside div tag,because my xml file is F:/workspace/mind.xml so how can i load this file in div tag,sorry for silly question but jquery function and all working file also load inside of webcontent file in eclipse but not F:/,D:/ files
 
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Durga Roobini wrote:In my servlet page I call one xml response from third party server



When you are loading the xml response from a third party server, what is the need to load it from the local file?
You can write the response and store it in the local file for record purpose but can't you use the response object from the server as it is to display?

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If you want to display the XML contents as it is with all the nodes, you can use the text function in jquery. Replace the script tag with this

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text file shows well,but xml file not displayed.actually what i did ,in java servlets i get xml response from third party server dynamically based on url which it is enter by end user,so that xml response simply write in file and store in local name as f:/workspace/mind.xml, after calling jsp page from servlet page, i want to display xml content from that file,so this only i am try to doing? is any other alternative way to achive this?
 
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Checkout this tutorial on how to access files from the local file system.

Note: I haven't tried that myself.

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What is the point of writing the XML to disk? Can't you keep the data in memory? It sounds like it would be used pretty much right away, yes?
 
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Durga,

Time to rethink about your approach.

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Ulf Dittmer wrote:What is the point of writing the XML to disk? Can't you keep the data in memory? It sounds like it would be used pretty much right away, yes?



Just need get xml from servlet to JSP,sorry i cant think broadly tell me any other way to send xml from servlet to JSP(HTML)?
 
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Balagopal Kannampallil wrote:Durga,

Time to rethink about your approach.




Ya Sure I will try
 
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Having a servlet write a file, only for the JSP to read it, is bad. Not only because JSPs should not do any I/O, nor perform any kind of processing, but also because this is what request attributes are for. The servlet should perform all processing, and then set request attributes with the results, so that the JSP only creates the view, but not do any processing.

(I am assuming, of course, that the request gets forwarded from the servlet to the JSP. You haven't said one way or the other, so let us know if it's not the case.)
 
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