WAFileUploadTag

[jtu...@objektfabrik.de]

Hi,

I know: multipart forms and the WAFileUploadTag are (still) on Instantiations' to-do list for upcoming Seaside versions in VA ST. If I remember correctly, this needs some adjustments of the underlying Sst Framework, which is not an easy job.

I tried to get along without file uploads, but now I need to import data onto my server, because FTPing files up to the server and implementing some kind of file browser in Seaside are not the way to go for several reasons, including security concerns.

Does anybody have a workaround for uploading files running in VAST? Is there some intermediate fix from Instantiations available?

Thank you in advance,

Joachim

[Marten Feldtmann]

LAN or WAN solution ?

[jtu...@objektfabrik.de]

The wide open, public, unsecure, evil internet.
The place where there are trillions of bad villains who try to break into my system and where I refuse to show any more information about directories or whatever on the server than is absolutely necessary.

Am Dienstag, 5. Juni 2012 15:45:47 UTC+2 schrieb Marten Feldtmann:

LAN or WAN solution ?

[Douglas Swartz]

Hello Jtuchel,

I'm too old to actually have used Seaside. :) We always used
Web Connect with the addition of a file upload part from Totally
Objects to do file uploads.

Doug Swartz

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Best regards,
Douglas mailto:swartzco...@gmail.com

[jtu...@objektfabrik.de]

Hi Doug,

 

I'm too old to actually have used Seaside. :)

So you must be veeery old ;-)
But hey, I think you should, if only just for the fun of it.
 

We always used
Web Connect with the addition of a file upload part from Totally
Objects to do file uploads.

I guess this is mostly a part that generates the FileUpload tag with embedding form in the context of Web Connection, which will very likely not play nicely with Seaside.

I received some hints and code snippets by PM from another community member and I hope that gets me anywhere.

 Anyways, thanks for your answer

Joachim