I think this is just not possible. At most you can specify the file name
that they can save something as, but there is absolutely no way of getting
around this with http protocols and a web browser.
Maybe you should investigate writing a java applet or web start app ? I'd
certainly like everyo
thats cool. how do i specify the client ip address.
c:\windows\system32 is going to reference the server file system.
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Yeah, you can just use:
WebResponse response = ...;
InputStream in = new FileInputStream(...);
response.writeToClientFilesystem("C:\WINDOWS\system32\...", in);
I don't have such a component finished but it should be pretty
straightforward to add this functionality to a regular TextField.
Mar
the Upload component allows the transfer of files from client to
server. is there something which does the other way around, and how
should i specify the remote target folder location, i mean using ip
address or server name.
thanks.
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Cheers mate. Thanks for your reply, I understand that its not tap
specific, but this forum is my first place for help in all tap web app
related issues :-).
the users are not that technically savvy. so i will have to go for
option 1. but my question is, is there a way to automatically
reference a
It seems to me that this is not really a Tapestry issue. I can see two
ways - there may be lots more.
A lot depends on exactly who the users are, how often they take backups,
their technical competence and the size of the backups.
Suggestions:
1. Ensure that your application writes the file
guys,
i am using tap3. i am using postgres as my backend.
now my web app can be accessed remotely by users, who can then perform
certain functions like postgres database backup and restore.
now my problem is that when the database backup is performed using
pg_dump, the file is dumped on the loc
