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From: Konrad Zuse <thekonradzuse@hotmail.com>
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Subject: RE: [fileupload] - Question about uploading additional files other
 than the ones in the form?
Date: Sat, 6 Sep 2014 17:59:54 -0400
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Alrighty=2C thanks=2C so do you have any recommendations for what I should =
be looking for to send these requests?  I'm assuming something I do will se=
nd the data as a multi part form=2C which my servlet up on the server will =
connect up with?  I believe a buddy of mine mentioned "Restful Web Services=
?" for certain things that might be for this?

I understand the client-server relationship=2C but you seemed to say I coul=
d do what I need to do from my browser=2C which again is what we were talki=
ng about isn't this the whole problem with security issues=2C or what exact=
ly are you suggesting?  When you said "browser client" I thought you were r=
eferring to something "special."

I guess I will go look for a client library to work with=2C do you have any=
 recommendations?  I bet there is so many :(.  So many new things I've been=
 learning=2C so many still to learn :).

I have probably not=2C do you have links by any chance?  I tried looking up=
 the former=2C but got a bunch of unsure pages.  I have been learning from =
various sources.  Right now I'm working with JSP and Servlets/Pojos as well=
 as JS and some JS libraries.  It's fun so far.


Also I just thought of this=2C but are we saying that I can basically have =
an application that is installed on their system that when I try to upload =
the main file=2C it will communicate with my application client to upload t=
he rest of the files=2C or do I have to do it all from the application clie=
nt itself?  If so then does the application have to be running when they do=
 this=2C or can it be activated on the web?  Either automatically (seems li=
ke a security issues=2C but it's only turning on my application) or with a =
manual button from the web?

Thanks for all the help=2C much appreciated.


> Date: Sat=2C 6 Sep 2014 14:26:46 -0700
> Subject: Re: [fileupload] - Question about uploading additional files oth=
er than the ones in the form?
> From: hassan.schroeder@gmail.com
> To: user@commons.apache.org
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> On Sat=2C Sep 6=2C 2014 at 2:06 PM=2C Konrad Zuse <thekonradzuse@hotmail.=
com> wrote:
> > Okay so I generate the requests via my client to allow the upload of al=
l of these files=2C but it has to be done from something on their machine t=
hough=2C and not a browser?
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> Yes.
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> > Not too sure what you saying before about "client browsers."
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> The web is a client-server environment. A "client" sends a request
> to a "server" and processes the response.
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> A "web browser" is a client=3B wget and curl are clients. There are
> client libraries for most modern languages that you can embed in
> your programs. They all exist to send requests to servers and do
> something with the response.
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> > I am relatively new to web programming
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> So I gather :-)  Have you read any of the HTTP RFCs? Read the
> HTML recommendations? If not=2C I'd recommend it.
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> HTH=2C and good luck.
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> Hassan Schroeder ------------------------ hassan.schroeder@gmail.com
> http://about.me/hassanschroeder
> twitter: @hassan
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