Take a look at Turbine's MultipartStream class. (I think you'll find it
orbiting FileUploadService or something...
I have used it a bit in my own servlets (outside of Turbine) and for
simple things like single file uploads, it works just great.
geir
"Cris J. Holdorph" wrote:
>
> I've been searching the net, high and low, for implementations of
> RFC 1867, "Form-based File Upload in HTML" in a Java Servlet. Specifically
> a servlet that will run in tomcat 3.2.x.
>
> The common answer seems to be the O'Reilly classes talked about in
> Jason Hunter's "Java Servlet Programming" book. However, the license
> for all of the com.oreilly.servlet.* code available from www.servlets.com,
> (http://www.servlets.com/cos/license.html)
> "that every person on the development team for that project owns a copy of
> the book" for commercial use. My company can not meet that guarantee.
> So, as far as that goes, I guess the O'Reilly classes are not an option.
>
> Is there another option that is more Open Source, apache license style,
> for doing http file uploads, in Servlets? I can implement my own from the
> spec, but I sure hate to reinvent the wheel. Especially so much of that
> Mime stuff.
>
> I look forward to any answers this tomcat-user list can provide.
>
> ---- Cris J H
>
> ps. In case I haven't been clear. It must be *FREE*, with *SOURCE*, for
> *COMMERCIAL* use. If we have to "pay" for it, I already have those answers.
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