This link has an example on how to handle an uploaded file.
http://www.servlets.com/jservlet2/examples/ch04/index.html#ex04_21
It doest'n matter whether if it is a graphic file or a text file.
This example downloads the file to your hard disk.
If you want to directly use the uploaded file without saving it to your
drive
visit this link.
http://www.servlets.com/cos/javadoc/com/oreilly/servlet/multipart/MultipartP
arser.html
All the documentation required is available on this link
Thanks and Regards
Yuvaraj Mani
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Subject: PROBLEMS WITH GRAPHICS
I�m a new user for servlets. I know not so many things about JAVA and
SERVLETS. My problem is next one:
I have a system that runs in a web-server. It�s mounted in windows using
Apache Web-server, database Mysql and servlets.
I need to store graphics in one table of database. I have one form (shows in
screen from a servlet) that have one line : <INPUT TYPE=file NAME= graphic>
In this moment I have the path for the graphic prepared for next servlet,
but I don�t know how can I store this graphic in my database. I think
there�s a
class called MultipartRequest that can help me, but I don�t know how can I
use it.
Thank You
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