Hi,
1) you don't need to store it anywhere, appengine will do that using the
generated upload uri before calling your servlet
I have a post about it using objective-c: http://goo.gl/e4q3u
On Sun, Jul 3, 2011 at 11:01 AM, dharma teja vooturi
dharmas...@gmail.comwrote:
I tried doing that ...but
I tried doing that ...but i had two problems
1)where should i store the file in servlet.
2)how should i simulate the blobstoreService.createUploadUri(/
uploadimage) as action= part in the app engine code.
:( . Can any one write a blog about how to do it..
Its unresolved to many..
thanks in advance
Write a servlet that accepts a multi-part mime post with image as one
part. Parse out and save file part to blobstore.
In Android app, add Apache HTTP multi-part JAR to project and use
FileBody to add image file as a part and post to server.
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hi,
when blobstoreService.createUploadUri(/uploadimage) is used in
the form it has access
to the file on the desktop if it is a webclient.I am not using webview
in android .
I used httpclient to post key value pairs it worked fine...but with
images this api comes in between.
What do u mean
GWT and java app engine
eclipse galileo 3.5
On Sep 2, 6:13 pm, Travis J Warren travisjwar...@gmail.com wrote:
What environment are you developing in?
On Sep 3, 8:03 am, Michael Ring michaeljr...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to use apache file upload per the example in the app engine
