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This is the Documentation bundle for Xload (v1.2); the links on the navigation section to the left of this page show how to use the product and give many working examples. There is also a reference section containing important information and specifications such as Javadoc among other useful documents.
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How Do I...
3) Upload Files to more than one Location? 4) Target All Uploads to One Location? 7) Handle File Upload Failures? 8) Access File Deployments after an Upload? 9) Discover if Files have been Renamed? 10) Create a File Renaming Policy? 13) Create, View and Sort Directories? 14) Set a Maximum Size and allowable MIME Type? 15) View Ordinary Parameters from the Request? 17) Customise the Upload Timer? 20) Create Relative and Absolute Paths? 21) Manipulate Files and Directories without a HttpServletRequest object?
Putting it All Together.
24) Handling Upload Failure with and without Partial Uploads 26) File and Directory Manipulation
Xload_v1.2 - Javadoc API Specification
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Xload is a highly efficient, easy to use and reliable file upload, file management and directory management API component for use mainly inside a Web Application.
It is built entirely using Java and works within any J2EE compliant Application Server, being typically used inside a Servlet or JSP, but theoretically can work in other layers and in other environments.
By using a cascading approach to complexity, Xload makes it very easy for the programmer to upload a file in a simple and reliable way (using three lines of code; see How Do I Get Started? for an example). Huge power though, is also built into the API, and more powerful code can be used to achieve more and more fine grained results.
Xload can extensively manipulate files and directories on your server performing simple to very complex procedures; see File and Directory Manipulation in the Putting it all Together section for detailed examples of what can be done.
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