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where to store all the uploaded filenames

 
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Hi I am uploading files by using the library commons-fileupload.
Can you please suggest me how to store these uploaded filenames ( session tracking )sothat even if I not uploaded a file at that moment, by clicking the DOWNLOAD button, it has to display all the files,which I uploaded previously... sothat I can download anyone or all based on my selection.
 
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Can you please suggest me how to store these uploaded filenames ( session tracking )


So, do you want to store the file name in the session? Session's setAttribute() method will do this.
 
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If I use HttpSession, then it will store the filename, upto that session only... am asking how to store the uploaded filenames permanently, once they uploaded into the server.
 
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Sorry, I misunderstood - you mentioned session tracking, so I assumed you wanted to use the session to track stuff.

If you want a shared persistent store, you might consider a database.
 
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Database storage is the only option ? Is there any other Local storage technique for this ?
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You could use the file system too. Whichever suits your requirements better.
 
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