File upload with Tapestry-Stitch ProgressTask

[Charles Karow <ch...@karow.com>]

Hi All,

I wold like to use a Tapestry-Stitch ProgressTask to process a file 
uploaded with Tapestry-Upload, with progress reported by a corresponding 
ProgressLink component. Has anyone done this or similar? Any suggestions 
on how to connect the form containing the file upload to the ProgressLink?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
Charles


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Re: File upload with Tapestry-Stitch ProgressTask

[Siddharth Tyagi <si...@NIIT-Tech.com>]

Charles Karow <charles <at> karow.com> writes:

> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I wold like to use a Tapestry-Stitch ProgressTask to process a file 
> uploaded with Tapestry-Upload, with progress reported by a 
corresponding 
> ProgressLink component. Has anyone done this or similar? Any 
suggestions 
> on how to connect the form containing the file upload to the 
ProgressLink?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
> Charles
> 
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Hi Charles,

You can check out the link below for the example or functionality you 
are looking for.
Link-- http://t5stitch-lazan.rhcloud.com/pdflinkdemo

Thanks 
Siddharth


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Re: File upload with Tapestry-Stitch ProgressTask

[Lance Java <la...@googlemail.com>]

I think you'd override the MultopartDecoder service by extending
MultipartDecoderImpl and implementing a custom createFileUpload(). You
could then call ServletFileUpload.setProgressListener(...) with a custom
listener.

The progress listener could store the bytes/percentage finished in a
session attribute the. You'd then have to start a clientside poll which
continues until 100%.

Sounds like a fun task, let me know if you have any success.