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> This is interesting, is there a way to know before the file is sent the
> size
> of coming upload?
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>From the client side you do not have access to the file that is going to be
uploaded, all you can do is inspect the POST on the server side. I believe
that most modern browsers will send the c
Hi Josh,
This is interesting, is there a way to know before the file is sent the size
of coming upload? this will be very handy to warn the user for a long file
uploading operation or just simply rejects the upload as the file size is
beyond the allowable size.
Angelo
joshcanfield wrote:
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By the time you are checking the file size the whole stream has already been
read in by the MultipartServletRequestFilter. The default is to have
unlimited upload size. You can add configuration to change the limit.
I believe this will work, but I have not tested it.
public static void contributeA
Hi User-Group,
I expirence the following Problem:
Using Tapestry + GWT I send a UploadRequest to a Tapestry Page.
Once the Upload is processed the HTTP-Page containing 'OK' is
returned, otherwise the Name of the Exception/Reason.
On the server side the T5-page checks the size of the
reques
