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Re: How to upload a file

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From: Tino Runtzler
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:45
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Hi Venkateswara Rao,

ok, where do you get HttpConnection from? Didn't find it in Core JavaScript Classes as well as in Adobe Indesign CS3 Classes?! Or is it an own written wrapper object?

To call a fileupload servlet, you could painfully implement http, ftp, smtp, .. on your own by using the Socket object from Core JavaScript Classes. I did this approach for http as well as smtp.

Cheers Tino
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