Multiple files to be uploaded

hi guys,
I have a jsp form on which i accept from user the 3 image files and one or more audio-video file.
Can anyone tell me how to upload multiple files at a time.I was able to upload only one file at a time.How to upload more than one file on one submit button.
When i say submit my first.jsp page calls second,jsp page.I think we can accept these files using arrays?or enumeration?or some other way.
I have been stuck up with this serious problem.
Please help me.
Its Urgent
Suchimoni

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https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/b888ac78-eb4e-4653-b69d-1917c84cc777/getting-error-while-uploading-multiple-files-in-sharepoint-hosted-app-in-2013-with-rest-api?forum=sharepointdevelopment
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