Yan,
> Hi, I know I've already asked this question, however I'll try for the
> last time !
> As we know, we can find a upload control example on Orbeon. This one
> allows someone uploads a file and displays the content in the Browser.
> My question is :
The above is not correct. The Orbeon Forms upload control, well, uploads
a file on the server. It doesn't display the content of the file in the
browser. See it in action online:
http://www.orbeon.com/ops/xforms-upload/If you are under the impression that the control displays the content of
the file, could you please tell us what example you are looking at, and
maybe what version of Orbeon Forms?
> is there a way to upload a file and store it on the local disk neither
> to open it just put somewhere ?
Yes, that's what the upload example does:
http://www.orbeon.com/ops/xforms-upload/When you upload files with that example, the files are uploaded to the
server. Uploaded content is made available either as Base64-encoded
binary in an XForms instance, as an URL stored in an XForms instance
(recommended so the content doesn't stay in memory). In that case, the
URL points to a temporary file on the server. If you want to do more
with that file, you can copy it, for example using a pipeline, the URL
generator and the File serializer, as mentioned in my answer to one of
your posts:
http://www.nabble.com/Code-%3A-Upload-file-problem%2C-second-time%21-tf3178181.html#a8844200-Erik
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