org.apache.cocoon.servlet.multipart
Class MultipartParser
java.lang.Object
org.apache.cocoon.servlet.multipart.MultipartParser
public class MultipartParser
- extends Object
This class is used to implement a multipart request wrapper.
It will parse the http post stream and and fill it's hashtable with values.
The hashtable will contain:
Vector: inline part values
FilePart: file part
- Version:
- CVS $Id: MultipartParser.html 1304258 2012-03-23 10:09:27Z ilgrosso $
- Author:
- Jeroen ter Voorde
Constructor Summary |
MultipartParser(boolean saveUploadedFilesToDisk,
File uploadDirectory,
boolean allowOverwrite,
boolean silentlyRename,
int maxUploadSize,
String characterEncoding)
Constructor, parses given request |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
UPLOAD_STATUS_SESSION_ATTR
public static final String UPLOAD_STATUS_SESSION_ATTR
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
MultipartParser
public MultipartParser(boolean saveUploadedFilesToDisk,
File uploadDirectory,
boolean allowOverwrite,
boolean silentlyRename,
int maxUploadSize,
String characterEncoding)
- Constructor, parses given request
- Parameters:
saveUploadedFilesToDisk
- Write fileparts to the uploadDirectory. If true the corresponding object
in the hashtable will contain a FilePartFile, if false a FilePartArrayuploadDirectory
- The directory to write to if saveUploadedFilesToDisk is true.allowOverwrite
- Allow existing files to be overwritten.silentlyRename
- If file exists rename file (using filename+number).maxUploadSize
- The maximum content length accepted.characterEncoding
- The character encoding to be used.
getParts
public Hashtable getParts(int contentLength,
String contentType,
InputStream requestStream)
throws IOException,
MultipartException
- Throws:
IOException
MultipartException
getParts
public Hashtable getParts(HttpServletRequest request)
throws IOException,
MultipartException
- Throws:
IOException
MultipartException
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