> Hi everyone,
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> Any help is greatly appreciated
It would really help to know if you are writing an application, applet,
or servlet. I really can't tell from your description of your
requirements. I would probably write the code differently depending on
your answer. If you are writing an applet, you might not be able to do
the upload at all, unless perhaps you were willing to get a signed
certificate for the applet.
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Rhino
Moiristo - 28 Jul 2006 01:28 GMT
> It would really help to know if you are writing an application, applet,
> or servlet. I really can't tell from your description of your
> requirements. I would probably write the code differently depending on
> your answer. If you are writing an applet, you might not be able to do
> the upload at all, unless perhaps you were willing to get a signed
> certificate for the applet.
I signed my own certificate :D
Have you tried using the mkdir() method in the File class?
freesoft_2000 - 30 Jul 2006 19:31 GMT
Hi everyone,
Lets assume that i have a html file on my disk called wt.html,
now what i am trying to do is create a HTTP uploader so that i can upload
my wt.html file to the location at address
http://www.doubleZ.com/roll/wt.html
Now before i can upload to that location i need to create the directory
named roll on the server because all i have is this address
http://www.doubleZ.com
Basically my question is that once i have authenticated myself into this
address http://www.doubleZ.com how do i create the directory named roll
and create the file called wt.html on the server all from my side.
Is there a way this can be achieved?
Yours Sincerely
Richard West