Hi,
In the example below, the file isn't being uploaded as part of a form - it's
simply the contents of the request body. You can access it with
self.request.body.
-Nick Johnson
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 4:36 PM, crazywizard <davyng...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I need to handle uploaded files on my server. Problem is, the uploads
> come from other user applications that I have no control over. My
> problem centers around how to get the uploaded file without
> referencing or knowing the index/key name of the file.
> My app engine python code:
> file=self.request.POST['file']
>
> As you can see, I have to explicitly define the key name as 'file'.
> However, the uploading application doesn't have this defined.
> Pys60 code:
> conn=httplib.HTTPConnection("www.myserver.com")
> conn.request("POST", "/upload", 'file")
>
> This only defines the method, destination, and file object. How can I
> still get the POSTED file?
> Please do not ask me to change or manipulate the client upload
> procedures/functions because I don't have access to them.!
>
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