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From: Alex V. <av...@co...> - 2005-04-11 14:21:23
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Hi Juris, Congratulations, I think this is an important usability = accomlishment.=20 We should look at adding a server level integrated "create & upload"=20= command in version 2 that would support this kind of operation; you=20 could then take advantage of it from any screen, with any file type. =20 The IFileSystemManager API has a few changes in version 2, but retains=20= all the same basic abilities, and file uploads are represented by a=20 simple IFileUpload interface, which is backed by the apache commons=20 file upload code. Cheers, Alex On Apr 11, 2005, at 2:37 AM, Juris Treibahs wrote: > > Hello, Alex! > I succeed in configuring FCK editor with customized java upload=20 > manager to use with Hyper Content 1.4. It is possible to upload images=20= > using editor and keep file editions. The difference is that file is=20 > saved on server in it's original filename. If user wants to update=20 > image he has to upload image with the same filemame. I also customized=20= > Project class by adding member to contain repository path. It is quite=20= > hard to get involved into code. It would be nice to have more=20 > comments. > How about Hyper Content 2.0 - is it going to have similar way of=20 > storing uploaded files? > > Best wishes, > Juris > > > > -----Original Message----- > >> Date: Tre=9Adien, 30.03. 2005, 17:58:34 >> From: "Alex Vigdor" <av...@co...> >> Subject: Re: >> To: "'Hypercontent-users'" <hyp...@li...> >> >> Hi Juris, >> If possible, I recommend that you use the IFileSystemManager API = to >> store and retrieve files; that way you don't have to worry about how >> the implementation stores data. The "data_file" contains the actual >> binary data in the local-editioning implementation. >> Are you integrating in v1.4 or 2.0? I look forward to hearing = about >> your experience. >> >> Cheers, >> Alex >> >> On Mar 30, 2005, at 6:35 AM, sd...@la... wrote: >> >>> Hello, Alex! >>> >>> I am integrating FCK editor instead of htmlarea. I would like to try >>> image >>> uploading using editor possibilities. When I upload an image using >>> Hyper >>> Content, in repository I see directories which names correspond to >>> image file >>> name containing metafile and data files. But I can't find image gif=20= >>> or >>> jpg >>> files itself. Are images saved in any other format or uploaded to=20 >>> other >>> directory? >>> >>> >>> Thanks in advance >>> Juris Treibahs >>> University of Latvia >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > |