Hello all,
I'm attempting to upload a file to a remote server then move it to another
remote server for which my web-app(the remote server i upload to initially)
has permissions.
make sense?
If I simply leave the file on the initial server things are fine, meaning i
don't run into the upload
Hi,
Currently, I am trying to upload a file to multiple URLRequest.
- FileReference.upload(URLRequest) is called several times; one
after another when the upload has finished for the previous one.
However I found that the 2nd time the upload occurs, the
Event.COMPLETE is not getting
I am having a problem on mac browers OS X 10.4.10 where upload
COMPLETE is not firing. Also no ProgressEvent.PROGRESS are fired
either. I have read that there were some problem with OS X 10.3, but
nothing about 10.4.
If anyone is familiar with these problems has possible solutions or
Hi all,
I'm having this strange problem while uploading file in flex using
FileReference, that even though I set the the request attribute on the
flex side, and I verified that before I call fileRef.upload, the
URLRequest object has all the attributes I set in its data property.
But when the
Note sure, but you might need to set the method in URLRequest.
request.method = URLRequestMethod.POST;
-abdul
On 10/29/07, letterpigeon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having this strange problem while uploading file in flex using
FileReference, that even though I set the the
Hi everyone,
I've got a funny problem with my Flex application.
I've got a client that lets user upload File to a Java servlet (image
file).
It works fine when I run it in WIndows machine using any browser.
But when I run it in Unix/Linux machine, it seems that the upload
request never reaches
There may be characters in the image filename that need to be escaped?
Do you make the upload call in a try catch block?
Usually the upload will not take place if the player detects a
possible error prior to making the upload..
regards,
Bjorn
On 24/05/2007, at 2:40 PM, ivansebastiansurya
I need to split the file the user wants to upload into smaller chunks.
Is this possible within the confines of the FileReference object?
From my experience with the FileReference, no - there are no methods to
do partial binary streams.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning Organizational
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Objet : RE: [flexcoders] FileReference Upload Chunk The File into smaller
chunks
I need to split the file the user
I am trying to build an multi-file uploader and I am running into some
road blocks with the server that I need to upload to. I have my
application written and it is working well with files up to 4MB in
size. However, files of any size larger fail with an #2038 File I/O
error.
The reason is that
Hi Gi,
The problem is that FileReference on FireFox uses other session_id. So,
probably you are using the Session verification at PHP (or other) at server.
The FireFox uses another instance of browser (not logged) to dispatch the
upload file.
regards,
Gustavo
2006/11/15, Gi Hyun Lee [EMAIL
Hello.
I am currently working on a Flex app and I have run into a problem,
which I believe may be a bug when using Firefox.
My situation:
I am trying to upload a file in my Flex app using the
FileReference.upload() method. This works perfectly well when I test
this in IE7 and IE6. When I try
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] FileReference (upload) session cookie problems
I am getting this exact same behavior. Does anyone have an answer for
this?
It seems that the Flex app within Firefox will maintain one session for an
Upload request and a different session for a get
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] FileReference (upload) session cookie problems
Hi Jason,
It is a bug, the file upload feature with FireFox behaves differently than
under IE. My colleague Stacy Young discovered this a month or so ago and
submitted and bug and many enhancement
Subject: RE: [flexcoders]
FileReference (upload) session cookie problems
I am getting this exact same behavior. Does anyone have
an answer for this?
It seems that the Flex app within Firefox will maintain one session
for an Upload request and a different session for a get request
Hi, I've been playing around with Flex 2 to upload images to my web application. I'm using a cookie to maintain a session (it contains a session_id) and when I upload the file, it is behaving strangely using Flash player 9. In Internet Explorer 6.0, a new session will be created, meaning that
it's in the documentation
On 5/2/06, sourcecoderia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to get at the bytes for the upload process? instead of using upload(url)I would rather use remoting then a web service, and ideally I would like to send it in chunks, and have a return
sorry wrong post
On 5/3/06, sinatosk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's in the documentation
On 5/2/06, sourcecoderia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to get at the bytes for the upload process? instead of using upload(url)I would rather use remoting then a web service, and
Does anyone know of a way to get at the bytes for the upload process?
instead of using upload(url)
I would rather use remoting then a web service, and ideally I would
like to send it in chunks, and have a return manifest type structure
once done uploading.
Any thoughts, or ideas on this?
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