Xforms Upload Store to Disk Location

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Xforms Upload Store to Disk Location

Phani S
Hi all,
    I want to save the uploaded files to a location on the hard disk in. I am using the current nightly build. But I don't know how to do it. I saw some of the previous posts saying we can use REST or xpl pipeline to save to a file on hard disk. But these two are also not familiar to me. Can some body please help me. If anybody is having sample applicatoin please give me. I am struggling to get it. What are the modifications or additions that I have to do for the sample application given in build, so that my requirement meets. Please help me.

Thanks in advance.
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Re: Xforms Upload Store to Disk Location

Alessandro  Vernet
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Phani,

On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 8:14 AM, Phani Sajja <[hidden email]> wrote:
>     I want to save the uploaded files to a location on the hard disk in. I
> am using the current nightly build. But I don't know how to do it. I saw
> some of the previous posts saying we can use REST or xpl pipeline to save to
> a file on hard disk. But these two are also not familiar to me. Can some
> body please help me. If anybody is having sample applicatoin please give me.
> I am struggling to get it. What are the modifications or additions that I
> have to do for the sample application given in build, so that my requirement
> meets. Please help me.

In addition to the feedback you got in another thread, I wanted to
mention that it is normal to get a temporary URI in the instance. This
is the location of the file on disk after it has been uploaded. You
are expected to submit the instance to a service that has access to
that temporary directory (usually running on the same server), and
that service is expected to do whatever processing you need to do on
the file, such as store it in database or copy it to a permanent
storage directory.

Alex
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