>Has anyone figured out how to preserve the Mac resource fork portion of a
>file after an upload is done?
>
>I have implemented an upload servlet that works fine, but I cannot see how
>to get the Mac resource fork to upload.
>
>Am I forced to use a Java Applet to do so? This would kill the project,
>since our mandate is to have no client side Java (applets or applications).
>We can only use standard browsers with HTML, JavaScript (and possibly XML).
I don't have any idea how to do this, but there is a web site called
iMacFloppy.com that lets you upload Mac files without any special software
(but they require Navigator 4 or higher and IE 4 or higher). They don't seem
to use servlets, but you might be able to ask them how they got it to work.
The only related information on the site says something about "using
MacBinary on the fly". Perhaps the Mac browsers convert files to MacBinary
when uploading?
Erik
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