Re: Questions about x:inputFileUpload

[Kostas Karadamoglou]

I tried to do it like the example but myfaces does not access the setter 
of the property, therefore the attribute is always null.
What do I do wrong?

Here is my code...
                       <h:form>
                           <x:inputFileUpload id="fileupload"
                                          value="#{uploader.upFile}"
                                          accept="text/xml"
                                          storage="file"
                                          required="true"/>
                           <h:commandButton 
action="#{uploader.addXmlFile}" value="Upload"/>
                       </h:form>
and...

public class Uploader {
  
   private UploadedFile upFile=null;
  
   /** Creates a new instance of Uploader */
   public Uploader() {
   }

   public UploadedFile getUpFile() {
       return upFile;
   }
  
   public String addXmlFile(){
       //this.upFile.getContentType();
       return "";
   }

   public void setUpFile(UploadedFile upFile) {
       this.upFile = upFile;
   }
}
David Tashima wrote:
Ah, yeah, I think I got it from the 1.0.8 examples.
Here is some version of it...
Dave
On 4/28/05, Kostas Karadamoglou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

Unfortunately I cannot find the backing bean of the fileUpload example
in the cvs
do you know where can I find it?
David Tashima wrote:
   

It puts it into a myfaces UploadedFile (which should be a property on
your backing bean).. you have to do the file IO saving part yourself.
Check out the fileupload.jsp sample in the myfaces example directory,
that's how I managed to figure it out (the docs are not so good).
-Dave
On 4/28/05, Kostas Karadamoglou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
     

Hi, I would like to use the x:inputFileUpload but I don't know how
What I have already done is only the filter in the web xml file.
I want to ask you some specific questions
1) Which is the absolute path of the directory that sotes the uploaded
files? (Considering that in the web.xml I define a relative path)
2) What should be the type of the attribute that is binded with the
value parameter of the x:inputFileUpload?
3)Where can I find more information about using the x:inputFileUpload?
Thank you in advance, Kostas