I have not tried file transfers using servlets but in the past I have
found the only safe
way to transfer via HTTP or FTP was to convert the file to BINHEX form
(.hqx) before
transmission, then converting back on the target Mac. There are a
number of
utilities around - I used to use Stuffit, for example.
Mark Foley
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Kreaden
> Sent: Thursday, 29 April 1999 3:35
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: MacOS resource fork in Uploads
>
> Has anyone figured out how to preserve the Mac resource fork portion
> of a
> file after an upload is done?
>
> I have implemented an upload servlet that works fine, but I cannot see
> how
> to get the Mac resource fork to upload.
>
> Am I forced to use a Java Applet to do so? This would kill the
> project,
> since our mandate is to have no client side Java (applets or
> applications).
> We can only use standard browsers with HTML, JavaScript (and possibly
> XML).
>
> -> Mike Kreaden
> Director, Customer Solutions
> Magnifi, Inc. http://www.magnifi.com <http://www.magnifi.com/>
> (408) 863-3804
>
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