Re: HTTPS and FileUpload

2008-10-07 Thread Uwe Schäfer 

Igor Vaynberg schrieb:


hmm, create a jira issue. mabe if you override getmaxsize on the form
and return -1 or null -indicating you dont care, we should not error
out


done.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-1861

thx uwe

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HTTPS and FileUpload

2008-10-06 Thread Uwe Schäfer 

hi

i think i hit a bug within wicket (or maybe it is a bug within the 
appserver?).


i have a FileUpload on a wicket form and everything is smooth, _until_ 
it is taken to https.
it looks like in https, the request does not (at least in caucho resin) 
tell the size of the request. This means (whatever maxSize is defined) 
wicket rejects to process it:


org.apache.wicket.util.upload.FileUploadBase:236 (wicket 1.4m3)

if (requestSize == -1)
{
  throw new UnknownSizeException( the request
was rejected because its size is unknown);
}

is there a way around, or does this sanity check break on https?

cu uwe

ps: shall i open an isue for that? i just commented those lines out 
locally and it works nicely with http as well as http.


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Re: HTTPS and FileUpload

2008-10-06 Thread Igor Vaynberg 
hmm, create a jira issue. mabe if you override getmaxsize on the form
and return -1 or null -indicating you dont care, we should not error
out

-igor

On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 4:10 AM, Uwe Schäfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 hi

 i think i hit a bug within wicket (or maybe it is a bug within the
 appserver?).

 i have a FileUpload on a wicket form and everything is smooth, _until_ it is
 taken to https.
 it looks like in https, the request does not (at least in caucho resin) tell
 the size of the request. This means (whatever maxSize is defined) wicket
 rejects to process it:

 org.apache.wicket.util.upload.FileUploadBase:236 (wicket 1.4m3)

 if (requestSize == -1)
 {
  throw new UnknownSizeException( the request
 was rejected because its size is unknown);
 }

 is there a way around, or does this sanity check break on https?

 cu uwe

 ps: shall i open an isue for that? i just commented those lines out locally
 and it works nicely with http as well as http.

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