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Hi EB
I just wanted to upload a file from server m/c to the client m/c using a html page having a browse button and a servlet that will be fetching that file ......... anybody has any idea , how it can be implemented

Please Echo soon !!

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Hi Dinesh

you have to use 3 rd party component to upload the files.you will get the Oreliy component to Upload the files.In Java Servlet by Oreliy you have a example for uploadin the files by using the Servlets.
if you have any doubt you can mail me

bye

vijay
 
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you have to use 3 rd party component



Well, you don't have to -- you can always parse the mutli-part request yourself -- by why bother when packages like com.oreilly.servlet are available to do it for you?

Check it out here.
[ September 01, 2004: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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Hi EB

Thanks for the Reply !!

I was able to solve it using that oreilly's library

Thankx
 
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