> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rafal Krzewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 1:32 PM
>
> I'm working on new automatic file uploader. I need file
> upload for my project,
> so I started looking into the
> util.upload.*/samples.actions.UploadFile as well
> as Neeme's FileHandler.
> The util.upload.* stuff depends on code that is available
> along with one of
> O'Reily's books, and cannot be distributed with Turbine. This
> is not good,
> and we should think about writing free replacement for it, or
> removing it.
>
> Oleg and Neeme's FileHandler is working without any
> additional code, but I must
> say I find it a bit awkward both in programing style, and in
> functionality.
ok, I'm not 100% happy with the implementation neither but it works ;-)
If you write a better version, the better ;-)
> I have another idea of solving file uploading issues.
> Consider the folowing class:
>
> public class FileItem {
> // ...
> public String getFileName();
>
> public String getContentType();
>
> public long getLength();
>
> public boolean inMemory(); // gives a hint if the
> file is cached or not
>
> public byte[] get(); // returns the
> contents of the file (and caches it if not yet cached)
>
> public InputStream getStream(); // returns a stream
> that that can be used to read the file
> }
>
> Instances of such calss would be returned by
> data.getParameters().getFileItem("fieldName"); for each file
> input in your form.
Cool!
Can we also get the temporary filename (or handle) of the file uploaded
(if stored on disk)? For example, I need to move the file to a different
location on the same machine and it would be much simpler to move it
instead of reading and writing the stream.
Otherwise, I'm looking forward to this new version ;-)
Neeme
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