Better File Uploads with AJAX and JavaServer Faces
Article by Jacobus Steenkamp, 9 pages.
There's three sides to this article: file uploads, AJAX and JSF. I admit to being only interested in the first two, since JSF seems way too complex for what it's accomplishing to my taste. The pages about uploading were interesting, but the actual upload handling is left to Apache Commons. Most interesting to me was the use of a servlet filter to handle the upload, which I hadn't thought of before. The AJAX and JSF parts were mingled, which seriously reduced the readability for me. Overall, this could have been better and aside from the servlet filter idea didn't teach me much.
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There's three sides to this article: file uploads, AJAX and JSF. I admit to being only interested in the first two, since JSF seems way too complex for what it's accomplishing to my taste. The pages about uploading were interesting, but the actual upload handling is left to Apache Commons. Most interesting to me was the use of a servlet filter to handle the upload, which I hadn't thought of before. The AJAX and JSF parts were mingled, which seriously reduced the readability for me. Overall, this could have been better and aside from the servlet filter idea didn't teach me much.
read it
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