hello
You can use a bean JSPSMARTUPLOAD from jspsmart.com
it's quite easy to implement and highly configurable
hope it helps u
kaushal
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Hi Everyone,
I'm doing a web site in JSP and I need to upload files in a folder on my
server.
Someone know how to do this or where on the Net I could have more
information?
Thank you
Simon
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