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> something else to recognize the uploaded files. This will only work if
> the names used by the SWF uplaoder for the items is known. If not you
> have to create your own version of MultipartDecoderImpl I think
Not completely true I think because it looks like the file item names (and
filenames)
Looking at MultipartDecoderImpl it seems that it supports multtiple
files. Only it seems that the Upload component makes it a little harder
to support a dynamic list (it seems to use the element name). You can
however create your own version of the Upload component to make it
easier to support mult
I think you should create your own version of Tapestry-upload. I think
your problem is that Tapestry already fully reads the content of the
request and therefore it always returns -1. You should take a look at
Tapestry-upload and create your own version based on it that supports
multiple files.
Ma
anyone can help ? how can I get the content request
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ad < formDataLength && totalBytesRead >=
0) {
byteRead = in.read(dataBytes, totalBytesRead,
formDataLength); // byteRead always zero
totalBytesRead += byteRead;
}
}
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