f you want give code a try and let me know if you can help
me solve the problem
cheers
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There are various free services from Amazon but I don't know if S3 has one.
It's pretty cheap.
For shiro.ini something like
user.userName = password,admin
role.admin = *
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Horvat, odlicna ideja. Ne bi bilo lose da ovo uvrstis u slijedecu razradu
Tap-a. Sto mislis o tome?
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You use oss.sonatype.org to host maven projects?
I didnt know about it. That is cool
Tnx for info :D
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I don't have a Maven repository to put them in. It's on my TODO list.
You do have to have an AWS account and the keys go in the ini file.
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the file path (files/images,
files/documents)
and to put a link I used (${context:files/images}/${bean.file})
with this I didn't handle an stream
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/work/'A'%20Bird/thumb/V.LtBlu.jpg
You could store that url in your database instead of the image.
see also
http://aws.amazon.com/s3/
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> So what would you choice be? I know that no database manifacture actually
recommend to store the files into DB. Say that you have huge files, or a
lot of them and your db is on another server, it is a lot of mess.
Caveat: I must admit that i've never needed to deal with large blobs (eg
video) be
is corrupted, but I
am not sure how to fix this.
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anifacture actually
recommend to store the files into DB. Say that you have huge files, or a lot
of them and your db is on another server, it is a lot of mess.
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I use Amazon S3 for this sort of thing. It easy and pretty cheap
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And what is the better approach in order to upload files to a web app without
using DBs and file system?
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The J2EE specification states that you should never read or write to the
local file system. Using the local file system raises many issues including
security, portability, transactions, clustering and thread safety. I don't
really agree with including a FileAssetFactory in the Tapestry source as
th
And once more I am hoping that this can be added to the tapestry? So if
someone has any ideas why it should please let me know
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ng that a lot of users will get onto this as I think that it should
be part of tapestry :D
Also how can someone become a contributor to the tapestry?
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