Re: File Uploads

The original question was 'from server to the client' which your answer (whilst factually correct) does not fulfill to download from server to client, you need a web listener with access to your file, then you need only
issue a web.show_document([URL]) inside your form, and the file will be downloaded to the web browser.

File upload (as Dana correctly summises) is another kettle of fish, however, this may be resolved by either
writing a java bean to do the upload or taking advantage of the file upload capabilities of WebDB.

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Regards

Jason

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Dana Alcivare <nospam_at_nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:82ua30$kin$1_at_nntp3.atl.mindspring.net...


> M,

> This has been a sore point for many of us using forms over the web.


Oracle's


> response (if you're a metalink subscriber you might want to check out


their


> newsgroups at metalink.oracle.com) is that the only way you can do it


> currently is to write your own javabean and incorporate it into your form

> (great, now i have to learn java!).

>

> it's also supposed to be something that may potentially show up in Dev6i

> with a function similar to get_file...

>

> Dana

> alcivare_at_mindspring.com

>

> mgumbs wrote in message <000b8d9b.829c31fb_at_usw-ex0102-009.remarq.com>...

> >Hi,

> >

> >Given an Oracle form running in 3-tier mode over the web, is there a

> >way to retrieve a document from the server to the client?

> >Alternatively, i could just tell the client use FTP ;-(

> >

> >M

> >

> >

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