On 10.03.2008 02:54, Andy Stevens wrote:
I might be wrong, but my guess is you are falling into the trap that
uploaded files are deleted at the end of a request.
Does this apply to 2.1.x as well?
Yes, see CocoonServlet, RequestFactory,
MultipartHttpServletRequest.cleanup() and
On 08.03.2008 13:14, Tobias Rübner wrote:
You must save them yourself during the request processing.
Here is a snippet of my servlet:
The problem is I don't know how you integrated it into Cocoon.
There is an API to access the files on a MultipartHttpServletRequest. In
flowscript it
Thanks for the help, Joerg.
Now I integrate the file upload as a cocoon action with map:act in
the sitemap pipeline.
Now I can handle the uploaded file.
Is this the prefered way, when I do not want to use flowscript?
I am not sure, because this way uses the apache avalon framework,
which as
I might be wrong, but my guess is you are falling into the trap that
uploaded files are deleted at the end of a request. You must save them
yourself during the request processing.
I would not try to disable multipart filter. But if you can tell us what
you actually want to do with the file it
Thanks for the suggestions.
You must save them yourself during the request processing.
Here is a snippet of my servlet:
public void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response)
throws ServletException, IOException {
String path = request.getParameter(file);
//
Hello,
I am building a webapp with cocoon 2.2.
Currently I got stuck with the file upload.
First I tried to work with a HTTP Servlet and apache.commons.FileUpload.
But the MultipartHttpServletRequest changed the request and so there
is no filedata to handle.
The parameter named like the
