We also have a need for file upload via portlet and so began using the
1.1 Jakarta package. As a temporary solution, we simply built a
controller that uses the org.apache.commons.fileupload classes directly
and this is working well and is not really at all complicated. If
anyone is interested in seeing the implementation, I can clean up the
code a bit and post something.
I've been building and collecting a lot of code to contribute into
Spring when Juergen & Co. are ready to get rolling on the Portlet MVC
framework. Please send me what you have and I will work to get it
integrated in.
Thanks!
John Lewis
J.Enrique Ruiz-Valenciano wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Currently, Spring PortletMVC doesn't have file upload support. Due to
> the requirements of one of our projects we have to develop it. And now,
> we like to contribute it to Spring community but we doesn't know how we
> can do it.
>
> Our work is centered on the refactoring of the package
> org.springframework.web.multipart.commons in order to use Jakarta
> Commons FileUpload 1.1-dev.
>
> We work with Spring Webflow for Portlets and we had to add
> MultipartRequest support to SWF too.
>
> Do you consider this work has interest for Spring community?
>
> Best regards.
>
> --
> eruiz at disid dot com
>
>
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