You can do this using a servlet. Browse any file from a client's machine using
the "FILE" type within a HTML form or JSP. Post he form to a servlet that
downloads this file onto the server using a ServletInputStream.
The code to do this is available on servlet.com , it is also described in
Jason Hunter's book Java Servlet Programming by O'reilly publication.
Other than the O'Reilly package there are other packages available for
download. If you cannot get it to work let me know I'll mail you the code.
Santosh
Mozhgan Eslami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/02/2001 04:29:09 PM
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Subject: Upload Via JSP
Hi All,
I want to upload a file via JSP.
I want to write a program that User select a file from client and then
upload the file to Server for process.
How can I do Upload?
Thanks a lot for your helps,
Mozhgan.
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