Collab File Upload

Leveraging the new Collab API, how would one handle the actual upload of a new document? I know how to upload a document if I were not in the portal, but how does the document get placed in the document repository? I have been reading the documentation and this process is not obvious. Any pointers (or sample code)?
Thanks-- Jeff

Hi,
There is a property called "Auto Query Mode" in the applet. Check whether this has been set to "New Query" in 7.5. If so the applet will be opening in Query Mode automatically. If this property is blank, in 7.8, the applet will not be opening in Query mode. Check and let me know.
Regards,
Joseph

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Hi,
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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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int count=0;
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f=request.getParameter("filedb");
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%>
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f044b62c-90ef-2b10-64a6-9ec25294d133
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mOut.println(" getRealContentLength() disp_counter ="+disp_counter+" ");
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//for (i=0; i<b.length; i++)
// mOut.println("AC"+i+"="+b+" ");
return tmpStr;
public String parseFile( ) throws Exception {
int len = readAll(bis);
mOut.println("total len="+len+" ");
//in the first phase, throw away the request parameters that are not required
//in the second phase, grab the required stuff
int reallength;
int mod = 0;
int div = 0;
//get rid of the unwanted request content
reallength = getRealContentLength();//this is the orig line
//mOut.println( "reallength is " + reallength +" ");
//get rid of boundary and content disp header.
//int bound_len = readBoundaryLength(bis);
//String content_disp = readContentDisposition(bis);
//mOut.println( "Xbound_len" + bound_len +" ");
//mOut.println( "xcontent_disp" + content_disp +" ");
//now we are at partnos,qty
//int body = readUntilBody(bis);
if(reallength < 2048){
currentLine += readNumberOfBytes(bis,reallength);
else{
div = reallength / 2048;//buffer default size
mod = reallength % 2048;
mOut.println("div ="+div+" mod="+mod+" ");
for(int i=0; i < div; i++)
currentLine += readNumberOfBytes(bis,2048);
if(mod != 0)
currentLine += readNumberOfBytes(bis,mod);
//mOut.println( "currentLine" + currentLine );
//ExtractPartNumberAndQuantity();
//mOut.println("total length="+currentLine.length()+" ");
int lastInd = currentLine.lastIndexOf('\r');
//mOut.println("lastInd="+lastInd+" ");
lastInd = currentLine.lastIndexOf('\r',lastInd-1);
//mOut.println("lastInd="+lastInd+" ");
currentLine= currentLine.substring(0,lastInd);
//mOut.println( "currentLine="+currentLine+" " );
return currentLine;
%>
<%
out.println(" request length="+request.getContentLength()+" ");
setInputStream(request,out);
String allLines = parseFile();
out.println("************** Parsing string starts ");
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
sb.append( (char)13 );
sb.append( (char)10 );
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer( allLines,sb.toString());
String line = null;
// skip the first line as this is header...
if( st.hasMoreTokens() )
line = st.nextToken();
while( st.hasMoreTokens() )
line = st.nextToken();
out.println(line+" ");
out.flush();
%>

err..
<%!
private BufferedInputStream bis = null;
int MAX_LINES = 2000;
private String currentLine = "";
//private String[] PartNumber;
//private String[] Quantity;
public int disp_counter = 0;
public int mime_counter = 0;
public int boundary_counter = 0;
private String content_diposition = null;
private HttpServletRequest request;
private javax.servlet.jsp.JspWriter mOut;
that's the problem, most likely.... the <%! part to hold all the variables. Particularly coudl've been a problem if you have multple requests at the same time..

How can I make Firefox 4's "File Upload" window start in the same directory across all sites?

I upload webcomic image files to multiple sites every day--the same file to multiple sites--through the "File Upload" window that comes up in Firefox when you click on a site's "Browse..." file request field.
In Firefox 3 (under Windows XP), when I used Firefox's "File Upload" window to upload files, the "File Upload" window would come up showing the last directory from which I'd uploaded anything to ANY site.
In Firefox 4, on the other hand, the "File Upload" window comes up showing the last directory from which I last uploaded to that specific domain.
I'd like to know if there's an about:config setting--I couldn't find one when searching for "file," "upload," or "dir"--to revert to the Firefox 3 behavior. The reason is that now in Firefox 4, because I typically upload two files to four different web sites per day--one file to all four sites, then later in the day, a second file to all four sites--I have to switch from the first upload directory to the second upload directory in each of the four "File Upload" windows for the second file, whereas in Firefox 3 I only had to do that once. Here's how it used to go:
In Firefox 3:
# "File Upload" for file 1 at smbhax.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different location than file 2 from the previous day.
# "File Upload" for file 1 at drunkduck.com: desired local directory is already selected.
# "File Upload" for file 1 at smackjeeves.com: desired local directory is already selected.
# "File Upload" for file 1 at comicfury.com: desired local directory is already selected.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at smbhax.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different directory than file 1.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at drunkduck.com: desired local directory is already selected.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at smackjeeves.com: desired local directory is already selected.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at comicfury.com: desired local directory is already selected.
and here's how it goes under Firefox 4:
# "File Upload" for file 1 at smbhax.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different location than file 2 from the previous day.
# "File Upload" for file 1 at drunkduck.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different location than file 2 from the previous day.
# "File Upload" for file 1 at smackjeeves.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different location than file 2 from the previous day.
# "File Upload" for file 1 at comicfury.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different location than file 2 from the previous day.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at smbhax.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different directory than file 1.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at drunkduck.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different directory than file 1.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at smackjeeves.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different directory than file 1.
# "File Upload" for file 2 at comicfury.com: have to browse to the local directory where the file is located, since it's a different directory than file 1.
So basically, where under Firefox 3 I only had to browse through my directories twice per day to upload two files to four sites, under Firefox 4, I have to browse through my directories eight times per day to accomplish the same thing.

You can use the Remember Password bookmarklet: 
https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/forms.html#remember_password ''Has worked for me when I have needed it to save a password on a web site that used autocomplete=off.'' As far as the Bug that '''cor-el''' linked, I can't remember ever running across a website that did it like that.
Or, you can use the Saved Password Editor extension, which includes a means of manually adding Username/Passwords to Firefox. 
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60265

I get a file upload popup when composing an email using Godaddy webmail. How can I prevent this from happening?

When I try to compose an email from Godaddy's webmail in the Firefox browser. My steps are as follows:
-Open Firefox.
-Log in to Godaddy webmail.
-I hit the compose button.
-New window pops up. This is the window that I would compose an email in.
- Right after the compose window loads, I get another window that pops up. This window says "File Upload" in the upper left corner.
If I exit that window I can then compose my email, and life is good until I want to compose another email. Then the problem repeats. I have contacted Godaddy support and the problem is not on their end. Also the problem DOES NOT happen when using another browser (Internet Explorer).

The Reset Firefox feature can fix many issues by restoring Firefox to its factory default state while saving your essential information.
Note: ''This will cause you to lose any Extensions, Open websites, and some Preferences.''
To Reset Firefox do the following:
#Go to Firefox > Help > Troubleshooting Information.
#Click the "Reset Firefox" button.
#Firefox will close and reset. After Firefox is done, it will show a window with the information that is imported. Click Finish.
#Firefox will open with all factory defaults applied.
Further information can be found in the [[Reset Firefox – easily fix most problems]] article.
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