Great I hoped it was something simple.Hi Steve .... I have achieved to upload a file with your action !!!! Today is a happy day !!! The problem was in the pipeline declaration....
Laziness. The example action I based my implementation on worked this way. Since I only have one pipeline matcher that uses this action I wasn't worried about maintenance. You might be able to access the web.xml setting; but I didn't investigate how.1. In the pipeline, you specifies the "upload-dir" as "incoming". It's ok ... my files are saved into /cocoon/incoming/ directory. But ... what about upload-directory at web.xml ??? You specify two directories: one at the pipeline, and the other, at web.xml ... what's the difference???
2. When I try to upload a second file to "incoming" directory, it doesn't??? In 2.1.x the file should only exist in the upload-dir long enough for you to process it or copy it somewhere else. So immediately after your pipeline completes Cocoon will delete the file from the upload-dir if it is still there. Are you trying to copy your file back into the upload-dir? Or are you copying it to the same name in the destination directory?
work. It seems that only accept one file into this directory. I have turned
"overwrite-uploads" to "allow" at web.xml . Do you know what I have to do in
order to save a lot of files, with the same name (Cocoon renames "x_name" if
"overwrite-uploads" is turned to "rename"), into the same directory?
Thanks a lot !!!! :-)))A lot of really nice people have helped me on this list; it's the least I could do.
Steve
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