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Posted to dev@struts.apache.org by Renaud Waldura <re...@ZeroG.Com> on 2002/01/31 23:46:14 UTC
Adapting the O'Reilly servlet classes for Struts upload
Dear Mike Schachter (and Struts developers),
My company is using Struts pretty extensively, the upload module in
particular, and we've come across some pretty serious bugs that have
prompted an internal discussion about its deficiencies.
I found a post to struts-dev where Mike wishes he had the time to replace
the existing upload code with O'Reilly's implementation -- or at least this
is my understanding, correct me if I'm wrong.
As my company has a business interest in getting the upload module working
perfectly, they may be willing to do the work and donate it to the Struts
project. But first I'd like to hear from you what the current status of the
Struts upload is like; is it in your opinion stable and production quality?
Is integrating the O'Reilly upload stuff in Struts a good idea?
Thank you for your answers,
--Renaud
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Re: Adapting the O'Reilly servlet classes for Struts upload
Posted by Ivan Siviero <iv...@concept.it>.
> >I found a post to struts-dev where Mike wishes he had the time to replace
> >the existing upload code with O'Reilly's implementation -- or at least
this
> >is my understanding, correct me if I'm wrong.
>
> Is this a recent post? (Can you send the URL?)
>
I'm also interested in the upload bug fixing.
I heard it is suffice to download the mod_webapp and recompile it.
I'd like to know if there is a Linux 7.2 compiled version of it.
Thanks
Ivan
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Re: Adapting the O'Reilly servlet classes for Struts upload
Posted by Joe Germuska <Jo...@JGSullivan.com>.
At 2:46 PM -0800 1/31/02, Renaud Waldura wrote:
>But first I'd like to hear from you what the current status of the
>Struts upload is like; is it in your opinion stable and production quality?
>Is integrating the O'Reilly upload stuff in Struts a good idea?
I just implemented something for the first time with the Struts
upload code in about 20 minutes last week. It works like a charm.
On the other hand, in the past I've used the com.oreilly.servlets
Multipart Request classes, but never been very satisfied with the API.
>I found a post to struts-dev where Mike wishes he had the time to replace
>the existing upload code with O'Reilly's implementation -- or at least this
>is my understanding, correct me if I'm wrong.
Is this a recent post? (Can you send the URL?)
Joe
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