Uploading a file to server using servlet (Without using Jakarta Commons)

Hi,
I was trying to upload a file to server using servlet, but i need to do that without the help of anyother API packages like Jakarta Commons Upload. If any class for retrieval is necessary, how can i write my own code to upload from client machine?.
From
Velu

<p>Why put such a restriction on the solution? Whats wrong about using that library?
The uploading bit is easy - you put a <input type="file"> component on the form, and set it to be method="post" and enctype="multipart/form-data"
Reading the input stream at the other end - thats harder - which is why they wrote a library for it. </p>
why i gave the restriction is that, i have a question that <code>'can't we implement the same upload'</code>
I was with the view that the same can be implemented by our own code right?

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alert("Error loading page"+xmlHttp.status+":"+xmlHttp.statusText);
</script></head><body><form name="thumbs" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post" action="">
<input type="file" name="filepath" id="filepath" onchange="startRequest();"/>
</form>
<div id="div1" style="visibility:hidden;">
</div></body></html>
The ajax response is catching in a dummy.jsp
<%=(String)request.getAttribute("filepath")%>
corresponding action mapping
<action path="/FilePathAction" type="actions.FilePathAction">
<forward name="filepath" path="/dummy.jsp"/>
</action>
So plz help me to upload a file to the server from any PC.
Iam searched alot but didnt get any solution.

Plz help me soon if it possible so
Iam in great need.
I have worked alot but not worked out.
Any help greatly appreciated

Uploading a file to server using servlet (Without using Jakarta Commons)

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