s:fileUpload ... fileSize=#{foo.fixeSize} /
Then check the fileSize in your action method.
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Thank you very much, Pete.
Is this missing in the docs? I can't find it there (I'm using version 1.2.1.GA).
Regards,
Jörg
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Is there a way to make s:fileUpload throw FileUploadException on a per case
basis before reading the whole stream? I don't want uploading a file happens if
I'll discard it anyway.
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Yes it is, I'll update them :)
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Well http will post the file data to the server before invoking any JSF stuff -
so its uploaded whatever. If you point data at a InputStream, then fileUpload
doesn't read in the stream, you do in your backing bean.
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If I have this in my components.xml
component class=org.jboss.seam.web.MultipartFilter
| property name=maxRequestSize100/property
| /component
then the filter just checks the Content-Length of the HTTP request and throws
the exception before reading the HTTP content if the length is
