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Lalit
Hi,
I am running tomcat 5 and have a form as jsp page.
That form has lots of fields and am using oreilly's Multiparser class
to upload a file from that form. For uploading the enctype should be
multipart/form-data and it works fine.
Now in the form I wanted to add a bean which will validate the form
before processing it. I want validation to be done on server side. I
am submitting the form to itself and then calling a bean. The bean
does not run as it should be. The jsp:setProperty tag does not set the
property. After a little testing I found that if I remove enctype it
works fine. So the bottom line is javabean getters and setters methods
do not work if the form has encoding type multipart/form-data.
Is their a way to set encoding type back to multipart/form-data after
I have done validation from the bean of the form and forwarding the
request to a class which actually upload file?
Thanks,
Lalit
I am running tomcat 5 and have a form as jsp page.
That form has lots of fields and am using oreilly's Multiparser class
to upload a file from that form. For uploading the enctype should be
multipart/form-data and it works fine.
Now in the form I wanted to add a bean which will validate the form
before processing it. I want validation to be done on server side. I
am submitting the form to itself and then calling a bean. The bean
does not run as it should be. The jsp:setProperty tag does not set the
property. After a little testing I found that if I remove enctype it
works fine. So the bottom line is javabean getters and setters methods
do not work if the form has encoding type multipart/form-data.
Is their a way to set encoding type back to multipart/form-data after
I have done validation from the bean of the form and forwarding the
request to a class which actually upload file?
Thanks,
Lalit