Multi file upload question

I have an app that uploads files, and does batch uploads, but
does it by using the FileReference.upload, and that makes it so
that it only uploads one file, calls the upload.php script, and
then uploads another and calls the upload.php script again.
I would like to be able to upload all of the files, then go
through the lot of them all at once using foreach($_FILES as
$tagname=>$object) so that I when it hits the end it can send
one email out instead of one for each file.
Does anyone know how to make it loop through the upload a
bunch of time before triggering the upload.php script?

Not being familiar with the function you describe, all I can
say is if you have a loop: while() {
upload file;
send email:
wouldn't you want to change it so the email is sent after the
loop ends?

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<html>
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Page: <br>
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HTTP Referer: <br>
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Just 2 things in my test:
1) I use no accept attribute. Coldfusion is then free to upload any extenstion.
Restricting the type to application/octet-stream may generate errors. Also, it is unnecessary, because we perform a type check anyway.
2) I have used #ExpandPath('.')#\ in place of #ExpandPath('\')#
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Laura,
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We want to upload/download files to the server & save them as BFILES in the database. I think I am on the right track but have some questions:
What do I have to change in the PJC to increase the memory so I can upload a file > 4 MB? We will be uploading some large files.
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I'd also like to ability to select multiple files to upload. I don't know much about Java programming but will learn if this is the best way to accomplish this.
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calls return.
Is there an easy way, like using "${param.file1}",
aside from [http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/|http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/],
maybe using servlet style code, to get the File contents from a remote Client,
to the remote Server servlet engine, AVOIDING ANY SUPERFLUOUS CONTENT,
using version 1.12 of the JSTL, JSP 2.0,Tomcat 6?
Just politely, yes, no, and how?
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