This is what I want to do:
save/duplicate a copy of an uploaded XML file in case of need.
Techniques that I've tried to no avail.
Necessary bla bla:
The interface:
(It's an HTML form that provides mechnism to upload an XML file,
like input type=file name=UploadXmlFile )
The process:
a) check
Tod and Will,
Sorry, we're not on the same page yet, the source XML file is to be uploaded by
a user, so, we don't have a file sitting on the server box yet.
And yes, I've also tried something like the following to no avail.
cfset tmpFileName = tmpFile#Right(Rand(),2)#
cffile action = write
January 2008 15:31
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Subject: Duplicate an XML file with Cold Fusion 8
This is what I want to do:
save/duplicate a copy of an uploaded XML file in case of need.
Techniques that I've tried to no avail.
Necessary bla bla:
The interface:
(It's an HTML form that provides mechnism
Don? It's a file. Stop thinking XML for a second and start thinking of a
file. fileCopy()?
On Jan 18, 2008 10:30 AM, Don L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is what I want to do:
save/duplicate a copy of an uploaded XML file in case of need.
Techniques that I've tried to no avail.
Necessary
Don,
When you're looking for help, you can't really short-hand. I have to assume
the code posted is what I'm given. :)
Anyway, xml file is still a text file, correct? It can be read like a text
file and backed up to any medium you want. This whole thread is confusing
me a little because you
Todd,
You misunderstood what I intended to do.
form-wise, of course, for a file upload, it's like ... that's HTML 101 ...
cfform action=#CGI.script_name# method=post enctype=multipart/form-data
/cfform
I was using short-hand...
Another technique that I haven't tried yet but will work, that
Don,
There's no multi-part form there? Where's your cffile action=upload
You're writing before you even get to the server. Again, it's a file. Once
it's on the server, you can treat it like any other file. Quit doing XML
functions on it unless you're trying to validate that it's an XML file,
Todd,
Sorry for the confusion, yes, I'll make problem statement clearer down the
road...
It's resolved. When the first two techniques failed, and third one of creating
a backup file approach did not work out neither, that technique failure was
caused by my own neglect, I should have used the
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