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hi ranchers,

i am using struts2 to upload image file, it works in all browsers excepts ie8, the exception i am getting is


in my struts.xml


i didn't understand why i am not able to upload image file in ie8, do i have to put some extra code for browser compatibility
any help would be appreciated.
 
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debraj mallick wrote:hi ranchers,








Now do you see the problem?
 
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i don't know what is "image/pjpeg".
 
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It's a progressive JPEG. Add it to the list of allowed file types and you should be fine.
 
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it works
thanks a lot.
 
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That's why don't depend on allowed contentType approach, otherwise you will face cross browser compatibility issues. Do it manually yourself using this class http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/activation/MimetypesFileTypeMap.html. The weird problem i faced mentioned allowed types image/jpeg and i'm uploading a jpeg file but the browser is identifying that file as application/oct-stream and not allowing to upload. Never give a chance to decide your file content type and different browsers will identify the file content type differently sometimes.
 
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Here, identifying the file contentType by using file extension, Let us assume a smart user modified the file extension. Obviously it will give wrong mime type. What we can do more make it more accurate?

Source code from MimeTypesFileTypeMap.java

 
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