Thomas Weidner wrote:
Yes and no.
Http, as it's a stateless protocol, can only be handled through http
forms.
This is the nature of http file transfers.
Not entirely true. HTTP also has the PUT request for file uploads and
it's rarely used in forms. It would still be nice if it could be
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Subject: Re: [fw-general] Zend_Http_Upload
Thomas Weidner wrote:
Yes and no.
Http, as it's a stateless protocol, can only be handled through http
forms.
This is the nature of http file transfers.
Not entirely true. HTTP also has the PUT r
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From: "David Goodwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:12 AM
Subject: Re: [fw-general] Zend_Http_Upload (random code)
FWIW; we wrote the following a few weeks ago; it might be of use to some.
Thomas Weidner wrote:
Http, as it's a stateless protocol, can only be handled through http
forms.
This is the nature of http file transfers.
Ftp on the other side could also mean to get the files from a foreign
server,
using login creditentials, copying only files matching to filters or
valid
FWIW; we wrote the following a few weeks ago; it might be of use to some.
It's not a full implementation, but it handles normal uploads without
problem. We've added random hooks in so you can do e.g. compression /
renaming / virus scanning. It sort of follows the spec I/we read a few
months
Hy,
Precisely. It's just validating the files and moving them. So for FTP
I guess you would just specify where FTP files were being uploaded and
it would move them - or something. Not terribly useful in itself but
it would abstract the HTTP vs FTP details.
Not exactly,
For FTP it would also ge
Hy,
Isn't this component for processing uploaded files to the server (ie.
files uploaded through form posts)? Surely that would only be HTTP
uploads, how could it work with FTP? Or are you proposing something that
can validate files already sitting on the server (which may have been
uploaded
On 12/19/07, Jack Sleight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Isn't this component for processing uploaded files to the server (ie.
> files uploaded through form posts)? Surely that would only be HTTP
> uploads, how could it work with FTP? Or are you proposing something that
> can validate files already s
Isn't this component for processing uploaded files to the server (ie.
files uploaded through form posts)? Surely that would only be HTTP
uploads, how could it work with FTP? Or are you proposing something that
can validate files already sitting on the server (which may have been
uploaded via FT
Hi Thomas,
I responded to the proposal, but my main point is that this class isn't
actually uploading anything, and it's not protocol-dependent (as far as I
can tell). It's handling uploaded files. Therefore you solve these
problems by naming it Zend_File_UploadHandler.
-Matt
On Tue, December
Greetings interested ones,
We have a proposal waiting for acceptance related to Uploading files.
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Http_Upload+-+Thomas+Weidner
Now the idea raised again to support not only HTTP but also FTP and other
protocols.
So I need your brain: :-)
What do
Hy interested ones,
I have created a new proposal
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Http_Upload+-+Thomas+Weidner
which is now ready for review.
It provides the framework with an convinient standard way for file uploads.
Discussion appreciated.
Greetings
Thomas
I18N Team Leader
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