Phil Ide schrieb:
>> The thread mentioned that someone had gotten it going by reading stdin, but
>> there were no more details.
...
> However, all the code to disassemble the inbound data to a file can be
> found in the source - specifically, uploadClient.prg.

Hi,

I try to do this with plain CGI, does someone know how to handle this 
without the WAA ?

Does I need to 'disassemble the inbound data' too or is this only with 
WAA ? I use the POST Method from a normal prepared HTML Site and a file 
selector (input type=file).

Bye
Hubert

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Hubert,
You can handle file uploads both in asp and php scripts. Php loos more 
simple for me.

Regards,
Vladimir

"Hubert Brandel" <Hubert.Brandel@gmx.de> wrote in message 
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> Phil Ide schrieb:
>>> The thread mentioned that someone had gotten it going by reading stdin, 
>>> but
>>> there were no more details.
> ...
>> However, all the code to disassemble the inbound data to a file can be
>> found in the source - specifically, uploadClient.prg.
>
> Hi,
>
> I try to do this with plain CGI, does someone know how to handle this 
> without the WAA ?
>
> Does I need to 'disassemble the inbound data' too or is this only with WAA 
> ? I use the POST Method from a normal prepared HTML Site and a file 
> selector (input type=file).
>
> Bye
> Hubert
>
>
> -- 
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>
> Ich empfehle:  www.xbaseforum.de  (in deutsch)
>
> Homepage:
>
> German  - www.familie-brandel.de/index.htm
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