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>>> Rupert Huelsey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/30 3:33 AM >>>
Hi there,
I've got a severe problem concerning file uploads using ApacheJserv. I
know some of the implementations performing a file upload (encryption
type multipart) using the InputStream to handle multipart request. This
leeds to an empty HttpRequest (at least as far as I figured out) and a
custom request which contains all parameters and the path to the
uploaded file in the filesystem; whatever - depending on the
implementation.
I have to solve the problem in a slightly different way: the request has
to be filled with the values. Consider the following example:
...
<form name=foo action=/foo/bar method=post
enctype=multipart/form-data>
...
<input type=text name=whoAmI>
<input type=file name=myCard>
...
</form>
...
together with the following servlet :
public class myServlet extends HttpServlet
{
public void doPost (HttpRequest req, HttpResponse res) throws ...
{
...
out.println ("You are: "+(String)req.getParameter ("whoAmI"));
out.println ("your file is stored in the remote FS:
"+(String)req.getParameter ("myCard"));
..
}
}
it should deliver a page like this:
You are: Rupert
your file is stored in the remote FS:
/home/rupert/uploadedFiles/fileIJustUploadedUsingMyGreatServlet.txt
I think the key questions are:
- is the HttpRequest able to handle multipart/form-data (it seems to
me it isn't)
- is there a way to patch the HttpRequest (do you have to change the
source of org.apache.jserv.? or org.apache.java.?)
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