multipart post and input type

["Burke Even, RealityImages.com" <bu...@realityimages.com>]

I'm trying to upload jpg files to an existing php script on the server,
without using a java servlet. Am I correct in assuming HttpClient can do
this? If so, please read on...

My problem: how do I add the equivalent of <input type="file"
name="fileUpload"> to the upload?

The php script on the server uses fileUpload as the temporary location and
name of the uploaded file, but when I use the example
MultipartFileUploadApp.java to upload a file, fileUpload is blank, so the
php script has nothing to work with.

I've looked in MultipartPostMethod.java at the three versions of
addParameter() but none take three string parameters, which being a newbie
is as far as I can get at this point.

Any help would be appreciated!


Burke



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RE: multipart post and input type

["Burke Even, RealityImages.com" <bu...@realityimages.com>]

Julius!

Thanks a HEAP - FilePart and addPart did the trick!

I'm a little fuzzy on 'how it works', but now that I have a working example
I hope my learning curve will pick up a little.

Thanks again!


Burke



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Re: multipart post and input type

[Julius Davies <ju...@cucbc.com>]

Hi, Burke,

I haven't used this feature of HTTPClient, but I suspect it works like
this:

File f = new File( "/tmp/myImage.jpg" );
FilePart fp = new FilePart( "fileUpload", f, "image/jpeg", null );
MultipartPostMethod m = new MultipartPostMethod( "http://upload.com/" );
m.addPart( fp );



yours,

Julius


On Thu, 2005-06-01 at 12:05 -0500, Burke Even, RealityImages.com wrote:
> I'm trying to upload jpg files to an existing php script on the server,
> without using a java servlet. Am I correct in assuming HttpClient can do
> this? If so, please read on...
> 
> My problem: how do I add the equivalent of <input type="file"
> name="fileUpload"> to the upload?
> 
> The php script on the server uses fileUpload as the temporary location and
> name of the uploaded file, but when I use the example
> MultipartFileUploadApp.java to upload a file, fileUpload is blank, so the
> php script has nothing to work with.
> 
> I've looked in MultipartPostMethod.java at the three versions of
> addParameter() but none take three string parameters, which being a newbie
> is as far as I can get at this point.
> 
> Any help would be appreciated!
> 
> 
> Burke
> 
> 
> 
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