Hello Andre-John,
> The only issue I would have of using a JNI solution, is that it would
> work on MS-Windows, but break everywhere else. Being a client, we need
> to have the flexibility to work no matter the platform. I have a
> collegue
> who has PowerBook which he uses on our Windows network,
Eric,
Mark Diggory has started the refactoring of the multipart code but does
not seem to not have completed it. You should probably consult with him
regarding the direction of further efforts and API changes. Post a
message to the commons development list ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
stating [codec-multip
The only issue I would have of using a JNI solution, is that it would
work on MS-Windows, but break everywhere else. Being a client, we need
to have the flexibility to work no matter the platform. I have a
collegue
who has PowerBook which he uses on our Windows network, so this is such
a user a JNI
A quick design question. I'm looking to also fix the code so that the
filename field gets added to the Content-Disposition. Would it make more
sense for the Part interface to have some generic methods called
getConentDispositionLine getContentTypeLine and
getContentTransferEncodingLine? Then ea
Thanks for the pointer. I guess my big issue with this code as well is
the use of static fields, particularly for the boundary. Since the
boundary is supposed to be variable for each multipart message this
implementation would not work work a multi threaded application like we
have. I would be
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Eric
There's a project currently hosted in the commons sandbox aimed at factoring multipart
code out of HttpClient and eventually merging it with commons [codec].
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-commons-sandbox/codec-multipart/
Feel free to take it as a starting
Ortwin Glück wrote:
Eric Dalquist wrote:
I've been looking through the code dealing with multipart form
uploads and have a few questions. First off, what happens if the text
that someone is uploading contains the boundary text since it is hard
coded in this implementation?
Eric,
Actually a ha
Eric Dalquist wrote:
I've been looking through the code dealing with multipart form uploads
and have a few questions. First off, what happens if the text that
someone is uploading contains the boundary text since it is hard coded
in this implementation?
Eric,
Actually a hard coded boundary stri
