Sample API files uploaded

Hi All,
While going through the user guide i came across the API and the location where i could find the samples for those
For the following files, go to
Oracle_Home/ip/samples/TPSelfService
This directory is not present at all in my installation.
1. Could any one tell me as to why is this dir not present in my installation
2. Can some one point me to a location where i can donwload these samples.
3. Some pdf which is created to deal with B2B-API issues and details
Thanks
Ravi

Hi Ravi,
You may be interested in below link -
http://www.b2bgurus.com/2007/09/creating-b2b-metadata-using-self.html
Below thread provide more deatails on these API's -
Using the B2B Self-service Java APIs
Regards,
Anuj

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Icefaces doesn't offer the file uploading currently. Even its compatilibilty mode to version 1.8 is told (by the release note) not being able to handle file uploading yet.
Richfaces just began its version 4.0.0 and is far from offering file uploading.
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I guess its a mojarra internal bug that disallows developers to provide a solution yet. This is not abnormal: JSF 2.0 has six months only, and can't work perfectly yet.
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Edited by: Amit_Joshi on Nov 13, 2007 10:58 PM

Well Well Well..
That would not work...
What you have to do is save the uploaded file content on to a location and then pass the fileName as a request parameter to a deidicated which displays the contents of that file.
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