Yes, you do, use the filecommonupload old version... i'm usin that version, i dont remember what number because i'm not stay in my office. If you can, writeme to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to remember and send the code for the group and for you.
atte. Walter E. Zegarra Synopsis Developer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lima - Peru 2007/7/18, Martin Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 7/18/07, redomancer redomancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello! > I am not sure i am posting the questions in right place, but i have no > other > option. Um, yes, you do - the Commons User list is the place for questions like this. Nevertheless, the answer to your question is in the FileUpload FAQ: http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/fileupload/faq.html#whole-path-from-IE -- Martin Cooper I have problem witch is related to Apache Common File Upload. > > First of all - the code I am using for file saving: > > /********************************/ > FileItemIterator anIterator = (new > ServletFileUpload()).getItemIterator(aRequest); > FileItemStream anItem = null; > InputStream aInputStream = null; > while (anIterator.hasNext()) { > anItem = anIterator.next(); > aInputStream = anItem.openStream(); > if (anItem.isFormField()) > // ... form field > else { > BufferedInputStream aBufferedInputStream = new > BufferedInputStream(aInputStream); > OutputStream aOutputStream = new > FileOutputStream(getRealPath() + anItem.getName()); > BufferedOutputStream aBufferedOutputStream = new > BufferedOutputStream(aOutputStream); > int aStreamedDataSize = 0; > while((aStreamedDataSize = > aBufferedInputStream.read())!=-1) > { > aBufferedOutputStream.write > (aStreamedDataSize); > } > aBufferedOutputStream.flush(); > aBufferedOutputStream.close(); > aBufferedInputStream.close(); > aOutputStream.flush(); > aOutputStream.close(); > } > } > /********************************/ > > getRealPath() is my function what returns the directory where file must be > saved. > > And now the problem: anItem.getName() for IE7 returns FULL path to file on > client side machine. > For example: if i had file C:\upload_me.txt, then anItem.getName() will > contain "C:\upload_me.txt" if IE7 submits data; > for other browsers anItem.getName() will contail value "upload_me.txt". > > Is it supposed to be so? > What data anItem.getName() must return? And what is the correct way to get > file name for all browsers then? > > P.S. > Sorry, if my question is silly. > > > redo >
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