Storm Linux User wrote:
>
> It's not form commercial use. It's for my research project for getting my
> master's degree in Electrical Engineering ... I'm not concered about securety
> right now.
>
Hmm as long as you're not pursueing a masters in computer security..
Take a look at http://www.s
oh, I see. that's something the servlet api doesn't do for you. to parse a
multipart request (that's what you use for file-upload) all you get is an
input stream that you can parse which you have to decode. however there are
plenty of utilities that do this for you. one is even shipped with or
I'm using the HTML form to upload
my compiled class file. When I try to get the file in the servlet, using:
File f = (File)request.getParameter("my_file");
It does not work. I need to get the class file, generate an object of it and
then execute some methods.
How can I do this?
[]s
Guilherme
At 15:00 12.11.00 , you wrote:
>It's not form commercial use. It's for my research project for getting my
>master's degree in Electrical Engineering ... I'm not concered about securety
>right now.
then hack right on. will be fun. the security aspects of this could easily
fill a chapter of your t
It's not form commercial use. It's for my research project for getting my
master's degree in Electrical Engineering ... I'm not concered about securety
right now.
[]s
Guilherme Ceschiatti
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On Sunday 12 November 2000 12:41, you wrote:
> This sounds dangerous. Why would you want
This sounds dangerous. Why would you want to do it?
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Subject: Re: Web upload of a Java class
I mean it's showed to the u
At 16:45 10.11.00 , you wrote:
>Hi...
>
>I need to upload a compiled class to my Orion application and then execute
>some methods of it. Anybody knows how can I do it?
upload the class file, instantiate a URLClassloader that points to the
file's url, load the class using that classloader, do wha
I mean it's showed to the user a HTML form that the user of the application
can select I file to upload. It can be any file, to store in the application
database, or even a java class. In the last case, instead of putting it into
the database, the application will execute some methods of the cl
Sorry..not sure I understand? Do you mean "deploy" it into an application
server, so that it immediately takes affect and then you can use it right
away? If so, look at the .WAR format, or .EAR format. Its a J2EE standard
format and most app servers should provide some sort of hot-swap application
