How to download a PDF file from a website that is not downloadable?

What I have done so far:
URL url = new URL(linkOfThePDFFile);. String PDFData=url.getContent(); //I use this and it works fine InputStream in = new ByteArrayInputStream(PDFData.getBytes()); But this method doesn't always work. I use the link of the download file with no problem using another page that has links to all kind of pdf files. But it doesn't work if the pdf link is of a company webpage or other webpages like in this case the "FINALISTES FEMMES - PDF" website (). I really don't know why it happens. Does anyone have some tips?
Thanks for your help. Try URL myurl=new URL("");. URLConnection u = myurl.openConnection(); u.connect(); //this is the important line to trigger downloading on the browser.

InputStream in=u.getInputStream(); //read bytes, close streams, etc.

How do I download an embedded document?

By clicking on Download you will save the current file you are working with as a .eml file to your local computer. The saved files do not include any of the workbook structure which contains links back to your data.

How do I change the download location of the file? To change the download location on the Mac click on the Apple menu (upper right) and then the Go or Go To icon. To change the download location on the Windows 7 operating system go to File Menu, then View and select "Folder". Note: If you have trouble finding this menu, click on File, select the last option Change Location and browse to the desired folder location. Please note the directory must be accessible by all users. For example, if you want to download files to your Desktop use "My Documents" or any other user's directory.

How do I export multiple files at once? First click on the download button under each file you wish to download or right click to select multiple files. Once a download completes, select all the files that you wish to download. Click Download Selected. You can also find instructions below for exporting multiple files from the Edit Menu.

How do I select multiple cells to copy and copy/paste? There are several options to do this. Depending on the task at hand, some of these options may be easier to use than others. These commands work on the Mac or Windows Explorer, so in Windows there is no need to open a particular Explorer window or navigate through folders using the File Menu.

When performing a regular copy and paste on the Mac and Windows platform, you can right-click anywhere in a cell. When you right-click you'll notice a pop-up menu appear where you can make various selections.

If you would like to select multiple cells within an area instead of the entire row, select these cells using the left click method outlined above or right click and choose 'Select all' from the popup menu to select the range. Then right click and choose to 'Copy'.

How do I download an embedded PDF from Chrome?

How do I download a PDF that's embedded on a web page in Chrome? The web page isn't using a link to download a file. The page is a list of events and I would like to download the PDF if one of the events is a certain date.

I could try to use Greasemonkey, but I'd prefer not to modify the page and only download the files I want. After much trial and error, I found a solution that works for me. The PDF doesn't have a "View file" option like you see in most browsers. To get a list of the attachments of the web page, open devtools, go to Network tab, and click on the link that opens up that contains the pdf file you want to download. On that specific link, look at the bottom. You'll see this.
Save Page As . Which will tell you there's a link with that name. Right-click on it and select Open in Download Window.

You can also do this from the command line. It's just like any other file you want to save.pdf

For those using Firefox or Thunderbird (eg Google email), they provide a feature called 'download attachments' under the Advanced > More options menu. However, it doesn't work for chrome.

The only solution seems to be to use the 'Download as' option provided by some browsers, but Chrome doesn't provide that.