Hey!
One way to do this is MultipartRequest class of Jason Hunter et al.
"Java Servlet Programming" book.
You should always check the archive, see below, of this E-list, before
posting. This subject has been thoroughly discussed before.
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
JBADRI wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a need to display and accept a file from the client machine
> and store it on the server. And, when the users needs it to display the file
> stored on the server.
>
> What should I do to copt the file to the server ( should I have to
> provide ftp ) and how can I display the file contents to the client ondemand
> ( like a word document or a Excel sheet).
>
> Thanks
> Badri
>
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