Hi,
I am using Websphere 3.0 application server , I have problem in uploading files
using MultipartRequest class which is not a problem with JWS2.0.
I notice that it is not problem with getContentType().
When it is reading the first line , the line doesn't have the boundary at all,
it has some of contents of file (not even first line of file ).
Have anyone encountered this kind of problem? or am I doing anything wrong?
please advise.Thanks a lot.
with regards,
easwar.P
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/05/2000 02:26 PM GMT
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Subject: Re: File uploads using Domino 5.02 and WebSphere
Danny, I did get this to work. Like Jason said, just replace the
req.getContentType() call with req.getHeader("Content-Type") and
everything's good. (Incidently, you may be having a problem because you're
doing an .equals rather than a .startsWith).
John
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From: Jason Hunter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 8:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: File uploads using Domino 5.02 and WebSphere
Danny Rubis wrote:
>
> Hey!
>
> For req.getHeader("Content-type"), I get the boundary string now
> // For WebSphere version >1.0 && WebSphere < 3.0,
> I changed Jason's MultipartRequest class' readRequest() to add
> if (type.equals("multipart/form-data"))
> type = req.getHeader("Content-type");
>
> This DOES NOT work.
>
> Jason please help out with a work around.
Why do the if? Just replace req.getContentType() with
req.getHeader("Content-Type") straight up. I'm told by others that
works for WebSphere, and since no other servers should have a problem
with this workaround I'm going to make it official.
Odds are your if check above wasn't returning true for some reason.
You could add System.out.println() calls to figure out the codepath
it's taking if you're curious. I bet the getHeader() wasn't being
called.
-jh-
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