Simple...
Read each file that got saved..
File upload = multi.getFile("manual_file");
if ((upload != null) && (upload.length()>0)){
String newFath = "<your desired path>/" + upload.getName() ;
File dest = new File(path);
upload.renameTo( dest);
}
do the same for each file you uploaded
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Shankar Jagarapu
Sent: 19 July 2001 18:25
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Subject: Multiple File upload in different directories
Hi All,
I have a html form where the user has the ability to
upload multiple files. Depending on what file it is, I
need to store the file in a specific directory.
Like I should store the manual in manual directory and
test document in test directory etc., Also I have
several other parameters which I need to access in the
form apart form the uploaded files.
I have read Jason Hunter's book, and his
MultipartRequest class but it takes only a single
directory as a argument and saves all files in it.
My requirement would be to save each file in a
different directory. Has anyone done this before?
Could you please share with me some pointers or code
samples?
Thanks a lot,
Ravi.
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