"Seong Y. Kim" wrote:
> Thanks, Craig.
>
> Sorry that I did not mention it specifically and made you confused. Here is what I
> am trying to do. I have a servlet running on NT Server 4.0 with IIS 4.0 and Jrun.
> This servlet will allow the clients to upload files and will have to save those
> files on server side hard drive. I read the book, 'JAVA Servlet Programming' from
> O'reilly. This book provide a nice class, MultipartRequest, which does parse
> multipart/form-data. I could see that the servlet receive uploaded file, but I can
> not save it somewhere in server that the servlet is running. I am looking for
> specific class that saves file object to server's hard drive.
>
> Thanks again.
>
Open a java.io.FileOutputStream (if the data is binary) or java.io.FileWriter (if it
is character), using whatever pathname you like. There is no single "save file"
method -- it's just standard Java I/O calls from here, writing bytes or characters
until you run out of data, then closing the output file.
Craig McClanahan
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