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Hum, hum,
Please check the new applet parameter: httpUploadParameterType
Then, I upgrade the PHP sample that is in the wiki, and I put it into Subversion. It will be available in next releases. You can still use it, by manully checkout from SVN or download the availables files at this URL:
http://jupload.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jupload/trunk/wwwroot/samples.PHP/.
2010-01-07 10:11:59 UTC in File Upload Applet
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I mean: no configuration way. It's of course possible to hack the applet, but I don't think it's really useful.
2010-01-07 10:08:27 UTC in File Upload Applet
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There is currently no way to remove this HEAD request.
Etienne.
2010-01-07 10:07:56 UTC in File Upload Applet
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Hi,
I guess /pics/ doesn't exist, or it exists on another disk than the current one.
You probably miss one 'point', and the folder should probably be:
./pics/
or
/Your/full/web/path/pics/
If this is true, your server side script should have reported an error to the applet, by putting a line like this one in the response:
ERROR: Folder /pics/ doesn't exist.
Etienne.
2010-01-06 16:22:34 UTC in File Upload Applet
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Hi,
Apparently, jexifviewer, like all java framework I've found, is only able to read EXIF, not to write them.
Unfortunately, JUpload is not able to update EXIF data. It may change, in the future, if a java library is created or updated with this functions, it would be possible.
Note: the http://reader.imagero.com/ site contains such a library. But it's not free. So I can't use it...
2010-01-06 13:36:15 UTC in File Upload Applet
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That's exactly it !
This HEAD request is also used to identify any 301 or 302 (redirection) response. It's much simplier to manage it outside of an actual upload.
Having an empty response to this HEAD request is good enough. It's actually what I do too.
Etienne.
2010-01-06 11:53:06 UTC in File Upload Applet
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Hi,
Hum, I was off these days, sorry for the late response. I find this error strange, as I'm using the same library, in my sample.
See the wwwroot/pages/parseRequest.jsp file, in the current (or older) release.
If it doesn't help, can you give me a part of your code, so that I try it ?
Etienne.
2010-01-03 22:06:22 UTC in File Upload Applet
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Hi,
What error do you get ?
4M is probably the maximum upload size of your web server. Please read the JUpload doc, about chunk upload, to find the best way to get rid of this limitation.
If you're using PHP, you can use the JUpload PHP class. A first version is available on the JUpload project's wiki. But a better version is available in the SVN. See the three files at this URL...
2009-12-29 15:41:47 UTC in File Upload Applet
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Hi,
The java plugin is looking for the java code. It should be availble at this URL:
http://127.1.1.0/jUploader/wwwroot/wjhk.jupload.jar
Do this file exists ? Is it available to your navigator ?
Etienne.
2009-12-26 10:32:38 UTC in File Upload Applet
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Hi,
Please take a look at the new version of the PHP samples: available on SVN. Download the three files avalaible here:
http://jupload.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jupload/trunk/wwwroot/samples.PHP/
By using these samples, it's easy to use the applet in PHP. A parameter allows you to control where files are stored.
Etienne
Etienne.
2009-12-26 10:29:40 UTC in File Upload Applet
