Application Express :: Direct File Upload From End User Machine To Sftp Server?
Sep 19, 2012
I want my application to provide an end-user with ability to upload the files from their machine to SFTP server directly. So far, I have managed to write the function which uses java source and allows to upload files from the database. It works just fine.
The function looks as follows:
FUNCTION SFTP_CMD (
V_USER IN VARCHAR2,
V_PASS IN VARCHAR2,
V_HOST IN VARCHAR2,
[code]..
where V_FILE_SRC represents location of the file to be uploaded. The thing is that the FILE BROWSE apex item does not allow to specify the file location, it identifies it somehow automatically, when you press the button 'Choose file'. The question is how can I catch file's path, so that I can pass it to V_FILE_SRC parameter in my function? Should I write my own plugin? or hack FILE BROWSE item? =)
I want to upload file using restful service This is my code to send file to rest service
MultipartEntity reqEntity = new MultipartEntity(HttpMultipartMode.BROWSER_COMPATIBLE); FileBody bin = new FileBody(f); FormBodyPart bodypart = new FormBodyPart("file", bin); reqEntity.addPart(bodypart);
[code]...
But how can i retrive at server side in restful service using plsql?
I am trying to upload big files to individual table with BLOB column. During upload process after long time approx. 2h I get the following error message:
[#|2012-08-01T19:03:01.667+0200|WARNING|sun-appserver2.1|java.lang.Class|_ThreadID=27;_ThreadName=httpSSLWorkerThread-8082-2;_Reques tID=4cec5fc8-b9e1-4017-a859-8759ec1f5d37;|oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleBlobOutputStream.flushBuffer(OracleBlobOutputStream.java:236) java.io.IOException: ORA-01013: user requested cancel of current operation [code]....
I am using Glassfish Server v2.1.1 with APEX Listener v1.1.3.243.11.40...The Timeout parameters for JDBC settings in APEX Listener are default. Thus I would expect to abort earlier to be an issue of JDBC Connection?
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Ironically, I am unable to insert even dummy values despite the fact that I have been able to insert the same dummy values using SQL Developer. Icing on the cake is that APEX does not produce any error, this lack of debugging feature (especially line by line debugging) is such a pain. Just to add, I can load the values into an Array and can successfully print the delimited values off the array but am still unable to insert the same values into my table. Here is the table that I am attempting to insert into (actual names replaced by Dummyxx):
Note that all the the CSV does not contain all the fields, the CSV files that are expected to be entered into the system contain 65 Fields whereas the Table has 73 Fields. Also note that the process runs fine through SQL loader that is invoked through a different server which I need to release and hence the attempt to load the table this way. Also, the procedure on the SQL Loader server is quite complex and involved JAVA+Unix Shell Scripts etc. which I would prefer to avoid.
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