Currently I do not have a Unix account so I cannot upload the files to the CVS repository or create a project home page. I am told that the SF migration to LDAP is causing problems with account creation and that my account should be operational by Monday. At that time I will upload the files and post again.
- David
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Anonymous
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2001-02-27
I am really anxious to see your code!
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I have just tried the code. I created an ant build file for it and added methods missing for it to work with the latest servlet api (both of which I have added as patches ot this project).
The code seems to work fantastically well. I have not done much yet, but just uploaded some fiels and printed out the details the api gives me about them
I like the API - it's nicely thought out.
Keep up the good work.
Matty.
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Anonymous
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2001-05-24
Sorry for keeping everybody waiting; I have to earn a pay check before I can go play with my code. :)
I've received several requests to make a JAR file for download from the main page -- expect that shortly.
I've also received a request to allow access to parameters passed on the query string even when the request is a POST. What do other poeple think of that? I'm pretty sure it's a mild violation of the Servlet 2.2 specification (it's been an eternity since I've read it, though), but is this something that people would find useful? Since MultipartServletRequest allows a developer to access normal form fields as well as file uploads at the same time, is this necessary?
- David
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I posted an ant build script to the patches list that if you run 'ant jar' will build a jar file. It could be extended to produce a full distribution (i.e. a buildable version with the source etc.).
As for the query string parameters, I agree that it is not the expected behaviour. If implemented at all then it should be an explictly requested option via say a constructor parameter with a default of do not include them IMHO.
MAtty
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Anonymous
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2001-05-25
I like the idea of making the query string inaccessable for POSTs by default, but accessible if a construtor parameter is passed. The question then becomes: should it exhibit the same behavior for normal POSTs as well as multipart/form-data POSTs?
- David
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Currently I do not have a Unix account so I cannot upload the files to the CVS repository or create a project home page. I am told that the SF migration to LDAP is causing problems with account creation and that my account should be operational by Monday. At that time I will upload the files and post again.
- David
I am really anxious to see your code!
I am even more anxious. What's going on?
- Wilfred
I have just tried the code. I created an ant build file for it and added methods missing for it to work with the latest servlet api (both of which I have added as patches ot this project).
The code seems to work fantastically well. I have not done much yet, but just uploaded some fiels and printed out the details the api gives me about them
I like the API - it's nicely thought out.
Keep up the good work.
Matty.
Sorry for keeping everybody waiting; I have to earn a pay check before I can go play with my code. :)
I've received several requests to make a JAR file for download from the main page -- expect that shortly.
I've also received a request to allow access to parameters passed on the query string even when the request is a POST. What do other poeple think of that? I'm pretty sure it's a mild violation of the Servlet 2.2 specification (it's been an eternity since I've read it, though), but is this something that people would find useful? Since MultipartServletRequest allows a developer to access normal form fields as well as file uploads at the same time, is this necessary?
- David
I posted an ant build script to the patches list that if you run 'ant jar' will build a jar file. It could be extended to produce a full distribution (i.e. a buildable version with the source etc.).
As for the query string parameters, I agree that it is not the expected behaviour. If implemented at all then it should be an explictly requested option via say a constructor parameter with a default of do not include them IMHO.
MAtty
I like the idea of making the query string inaccessable for POSTs by default, but accessible if a construtor parameter is passed. The question then becomes: should it exhibit the same behavior for normal POSTs as well as multipart/form-data POSTs?
- David