There is 2 way:
modern browser: content-type=application/octet-stream, you have to manage
that like a PUT request
other browser: classic multipart/form-data as usual
I suggest, if you didn't point that, to sniff your network or client side
(httpwatch, httpfox, chrome console ..) to see which content-type is used
and how manage it server side.
On my side, my backend is nodejs, i successfully make the code to handle
application/octet-stream. I need to do multipart one.
Cheers
On Mon, Oct 17, 2011 at 7:02 PM, randylb <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was able to get the upload working to the Zenesis server...I also plugged
> the zenesis server into the code for my application and the upload was
> successful. I then changed line 79 in Application.js to point at my server
> as suggested. No success there...I am still missing something in server
> side
> handling.
>
> The documentation suggests that the second parameter instantiating
> UploadMgr
> defines the action statement but after plugging in a number of debug
> statements I am still not able to see where or how the upload file
> information is passed to the php code.
>
> Thanks...Randy
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