Kalbrener, Cyrus wrote:
>
> I know that you can use various file upload servlets, and that you can
> send a POST message vi ServletMessage or HttpMessage, but has anyone
> managed to use Java to SEND a multi-part/mixed POST request to a
> servlet?
>
> Part of my issue is the need to send a formatted text file to a web
> server via SSL. I could send the text file data as a parameter value,
> but I don't want to lose formatting or potentially run into memory or
> size issues.
>
> Any suggestions?
Sounds like you're using an applet or application to do the sending.
In that case you might as well just send the file contents raw as the
body of the message, with maybe an encoded query string specifying the
name of the file.
-jh-
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