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From: Steve Conover <sconover@groundswell.net>
To: "'cocoon-users@xml.apache.org'" <cocoon-users@xml.apache.org>
Subject: RE: file uploading, downloading
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 09:57:33 -0700 
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Marcelo - do you have an example of doing this with Cocoon, by chance?

regards,
Steve

>  -----Original Message-----
> From: 	mochoa@ieee.org [mailto:mochoa@ieee.org] 
> Sent:	Thursday, August 03, 2000 5:19 AM
> To:	'cocoon-users@xml.apache.org'
> Subject:	RE: file uploading, downloading
> 
> 
	> 
	> > Part of the requirement of my system is that users not have 
	> direct access
	> > (i.e. plain links) to documents on the filesystem.  I know 
	> that you can open
	> > up a file and send a bytestream to the browser in a servlet 
	> setting...is
	> > there any good way of doing this in an xsp environment?
	> 
	> nope, not really. you'll want cocoon2's pass-through 
	> filtering for that. i
	> reckon you could abuse cocoon1's architecture to make it do so,
but it
	> wouldn't be pretty.
	> 
	> > I assume the same problem doesn't exist for uploading...I could
just
	> > reference Jason Hunter's multipart class and grab the incoming
file
	> > stream...right?
	> 
	> well, cocoon touches the input stream, so i don't think it'll 
	> work well
	> with jason's stuff, which needs the input stream intact. you could
	> redirect to cocoon from a servlet which used jason's stuff. 
	> his stuff has
	> a really silly license though - i wish there were a good no
strings
	> attached multipart file upload thingie inside tomcat or 
	> jserv. personally
	> i'm now using a pass-through perl cgi which saves the file to the
	> filesystem, generates a new request to the real destination, and
spews
	> back the results. works pretty well.
	> You could use JavaMail api in order to open multipart/form 
	> data request, this input stream is in mime complaint mode, 
	> similiar to mime body of an email.
	> 
	> - donald
	> Marcelo.
	> 
	>
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