Re: Upload/HTTP-Post-Request

[Jeroen ter Voorde]

You can't.

Nicola Ken suggested that the upload mechanism should be rewritten. I'm
willing to do
this (including some major speedups of the multipart parser) but i could use
some pointers how
to do this.

Jeroen

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From: Lutz Lenzen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 10:35 AM
Subject: Upload/HTTP-Post-Request



 Hi,

 I have a question about uploads.  When cocoon receives any
HTTP-post-request
 with an upload-file (multipar/form-data), the file is uploaded in the
 default-upload-dir even if the request causes a server-error (and no
pipeline
 is initiated). So it seems, that the upload is done by cocoon before any
 pipeline is initiated. How can I prevent the upload, or where can I
intervene
 and control the HTTP-Request.

 Thanks in advance

 Lutz
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Re: Upload/HTTP-Post-Request

[Nicola Ken Barozzi]

Jeroen ter Voorde wrote:

 Nicola Ken suggested that the upload mechanism should be rewritten. I'm
 willing to do
 this (including some major speedups of the multipart parser) but i could use
 some pointers how
 to do this.

Well, here are some small pointers:
1- check out the upload component in jakarta-commons, it may be nice
2- remove the fixed dir from web.xml, and make that a param

Basically, you will see that the Request is created by wrapping the 
HttpServletRequest; there are RequestFactories in the components, and 
wrappers in environment.

Base yourself on real-life use cases and why you-others are having 
problems with the current version, and fix that :-)

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