It looks as though you have the syntax correct for setting the "memFileSize" property. What is happening now that you have set it? Are you still getting the "access denied" errors as if Struts is trying to write the file to disk? Or is something else happening?

What version of Struts are you using? I don't know off hand of any bugs with this, and I've seen it work correctly in a recent webapp build on Struts 1.2.x code. That's not to say that you have to use Struts 1.2 to use the fileupload; that's just where I've seen the value of the property honored.

Maybe you should turn up logging to see messages from the org.apache.struts.upload package?

Joe


At 5:09 PM +0300 5/15/04, Ayoub, Ashraf A wrote:
Dears,

I'm depending on struts in my application, and I have an option for
uploading files in my application.

The problem is:

I want to upload the files and instantly save it to DB ==> so I'm
getting the byte[] and write it to the DB, as I don't have permission to
write files to disk before uploading and keep getting Access denied when
uploading. I searched for a while and found that I can customize struts
behaviour using memFileSize property, so I'm providing the configuration
file of struts-config.xml as it also didn't work for me when uploading
any file



  <controller bufferSize="262144">

    <set-property property="memFileSize" value="10M" />

  </controller>





What is the solution of this problem?



Thanks


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