RE: file upload process

2001-12-18 Thread eCap 

I've tried the HOOK routine but it doesn't appear to work too well.  I'm
most likely doing something wrong but would be interested in seeing your
UploadMeter application. Care to share?

Kirk



-Original Message-
From: Issac Goldstand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 8:07 AM
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Subject: Re: file upload process


Also, I'm currently putting the finishing the final touches on a module
called Apache::UploadMeter which automates this process pretty well... Help
is more than welcome - at this point, the internals are really done.  It's
just an issue of making a configuration interface, a bit of documentation,
and sending it to CPAN...

  Issac

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Subject: RE: file upload process




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  From: El Capitan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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 [snip]
  Is there some way to capture the download
  stream (when
  its actually downloading) and begin a display process back to
  the customer?
 

 I haven't used it, but recent versions of libapreq support the
UPLOAD_HOOK
 parameter to Apache::Request-new().  see the Apache::Request manpage

 --Geoff

RE: file upload process

2001-12-04 Thread Geoffrey Young 



 -Original Message-
 From: El Capitan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 10:46 AM
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 Subject: file upload process
 
[snip]
 Is there some way to capture the download 
 stream (when
 its actually downloading) and begin a display process back to 
 the customer?
 

I haven't used it, but recent versions of libapreq support the UPLOAD_HOOK
parameter to Apache::Request-new().  see the Apache::Request manpage

--Geoff

Re: file upload process

2001-12-04 Thread Issac Goldstand 

Also, I'm currently putting the finishing the final touches on a module
called Apache::UploadMeter which automates this process pretty well... Help
is more than welcome - at this point, the internals are really done.  It's
just an issue of making a configuration interface, a bit of documentation,
and sending it to CPAN...

  Issac

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From: Geoffrey Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 17:54
Subject: RE: file upload process




  -Original Message-
  From: El Capitan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 10:46 AM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: file upload process
 
 [snip]
  Is there some way to capture the download
  stream (when
  its actually downloading) and begin a display process back to
  the customer?
 

 I haven't used it, but recent versions of libapreq support the UPLOAD_HOOK
 parameter to Apache::Request-new().  see the Apache::Request manpage

 --Geoff

RE: file upload process

2001-12-04 Thread Adam Prime 


i may be wrong about this, but since the file is actually part of the POST,
apache cannot start returning something for that request before the request
has been finished.  You can get around this, kind of, using a JS popup
onsubmit, that opens a window that somehow lets you check the status of the
post (maybe).  I've seen little popups with animated loading gif's and the
like, but that's about it.

adam


 
 Another (most likely) trivial question for the experts.
 When a large file is uploaded from an html form page, it 
 appears the file is
 loaded BEFORE I can start some kind of graphical metering response: