Jean-Claude
Thanks for the reply; I was hoping someone could
come up with changes to that Javascript code you
refer to ...
Derek
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/09/13 11:03:26 PM >>>
I'm searching for the same solution.
My users must download OpenOffice files which are binary files.
In the upload_model.xml file you have the line
<fd:upload id="upload" mime-types="application/vnd.sun.xml.impress"
required="true">
You could put there a list of types you want, like
mime-types="image/jpeg"
But, for saving the file, I'm searching for the solution.
I don't know really what is the type of the object obtained in
var stream = uploadWidget.getValue().getInputStream();
And then I don't know what I can do to save my binary file.
I hope I've helped and I hope some help
Jean-Claude
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