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Serban Balamaci updated WICKET-5074:
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Description:
Right now MockHttpServletRequest keeps a Map<String, UploadedFile>
uploadedFiles to simulate the uploads, but that only covers multiple
FileUploadFields in the Page(each holding a single upload file).
When doing MockHttpServletRequest.addFile(...), it does not add the file to a
list, but rather replaces the last one:
uploadedFiles.put(fieldName, uf);
However with the HTML5 type of input type multiple="multiple",
FileUploadField.getFileUploads() returns list of uploaded files, so I guess
that MockHttpServletRequest should honor this and keep the files into
Map<String, List<UploadedFile>>.
was:
Right now MockHttpServletRequest keeps a Map<String, UploadedFile>
uploadedFiles to simulate the uploads, but that only covers multiple
FileUploadFields in the Page(each holding a single upload file).
When doing MockHttpServletRequest.addFile(...), it does not append the file to
a list, but rather replaces the last one:
uploadedFiles.put(fieldName, uf);
However with the HTML5 type of input type multiple="multiple",
FileUploadField.getFileUploads() returns list of uploaded files, so I guess
that MockHttpServletRequest should honor this and keep the files into
Map<String, List<UploadedFile>>.
> Improvement for MockHttpServletRequest and FormTester to support 'multiple'
> input type of fileUpload
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> Key: WICKET-5074
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-5074
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: wicket
> Affects Versions: 6.6.0
> Reporter: Serban Balamaci
> Priority: Minor
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> Right now MockHttpServletRequest keeps a Map<String, UploadedFile>
> uploadedFiles to simulate the uploads, but that only covers multiple
> FileUploadFields in the Page(each holding a single upload file).
> When doing MockHttpServletRequest.addFile(...), it does not add the file to a
> list, but rather replaces the last one:
> uploadedFiles.put(fieldName, uf);
>
> However with the HTML5 type of input type multiple="multiple",
> FileUploadField.getFileUploads() returns list of uploaded files, so I guess
> that MockHttpServletRequest should honor this and keep the files into
> Map<String, List<UploadedFile>>.
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