> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tim Moore
> Sent: 15 July 2002 11:18
> To: 'Josh Chamas'
> Cc: 'Quentin Smith'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: Uploading files
>
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>
> Oh, one question... what happens if you have a multiple file
> upload in the form?
>
> Not actually sure if that's possible but at a guess the MIME
> stuff in IIS would let you have multiple files under one
> 'submit'. I think I've seen sites that do something like that.
>
> As through Apache::ASP just seems to return the file itself
> there would be no boundaries to break up the files.
>
> Not that I need multiple file upload yet but I can see it
> being added to our project at some point.
>
>
Ah, it seems I do need the rest of the form data. More is submitted than
just the file so I need data from some other fields in the form, and these
are dynamic. So I need a way of either getting all the form data (noting
that at run time I don't know the field names because these are dynamically
generated), or the whole multipart/form-data thing with file.
For info, in the IIS version of our pages, we just do BinaryRead and pass
the binary data into our COM objects with some C++ code which then decodes
the Mime stuff and the uploaded file. In Apache::ASP I'm using SWIG to talk
to the same C++ code (running on Unix of course. SWIG is just a replacement
for COM in our case).
P.S. What does the Mime-Header return?
e.g. $Request->FileUpload('upload_file', 'Mime-Header');
I seem to get a collection but I'm having trouble parsing it (seems to be a
collection of collections but I'm probably doing something wrong - perl just
isn't my thing ;-) ).
and if I use the temp file, what does that contain, just the upload file or
more than that?
Cheers,
Tim.
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