Not a Java applet, a Java web server. I wasn't suggesting you run on a Java web server, I was just explaining how I did it in case you wanted to duplicate the idea in native code... It is all AJAX based.
2008/9/18 Jeremy Coulter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > yeah there is a bit of stuff around done in Java, but the last thing we > need to have to do is explain to people how to install java. The same for > flash, which is why I was heading in the native code direction. > > Jeremy > > ------------------------------ > *From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > *On Behalf Of *Richard Vowles > *Sent:* 18 September 2008 05:46 > *To:* NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List > *Subject:* Re: [DUG] HTTP Upload Progress > > The way I implemented this (in a Java web server) was that once the form > was submitted, an ajax request was fired off in the background and > repeatedly asked the server how the file upload was progressing, and updated > the amount of colour in a progress bar. The upload was attached to the > session, so the ajax call was able to grab the info structure from the > session and query it (as the file upload specifies how big something is and > as the upload is happening, you can just specify in the structure how much > you had received). > > -- --- Richard Vowles, Technical Advisor Developers Inc Ltd web. http://www.developers-inc.co.nz ph. +64-9-3600231, mob. +64-275-467747, fax. +64-9-3600384 skype. rvowles, LinkedIn, Twitter
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