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ICEFaces inputFile getting the file content without upload
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Is there any way of just getting the content of the browsed file without any upload/file transfer operations? I currently use ICEFaces inputFile component but I do not need the default uploading operation of the file. Thanks.

最佳回答

That s not possible. The client needs to send (upload) the file content along the request body to the server side whenever you want to have the file content at the server side.

If you d expect that you can solve this by passing only the file path around and use the usual java.io.File stuff and so on, then you re on the wrong track. Imagine that I am the client and I have a c:/passwords.txt, how would you as being the server at the other end of the network ever get its content by java.io.File?

问题回答

I don t thnik this is possible. Browsers do not allow any file transfer from the client to the server without user interaction.

Tough, if you do not stick to IceFaces, it may be possible to achieve this by writing an applet, wich is granted the necessary permissions.





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