RFQ: Java - File Upload Applet

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January 2nd, 2004, 11:54 PM

jpenn

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RFQ: Java - File Upload Applet

Description -
In seek of a Java Programmer who can develop a Java File Upload Applet. The applet shall contain the following features:

The interface shall -

be able to accept either a single file selection or multiple file selections and upload the file(s) in one batch session.
be complete with a progress meter that shows the kilobytes or bytes left with approximate time left until upload is complete.
be fully configurable through a directive file that resides on the remote web server (directory where files will be uploaded too, looks of applet, acceptable file types, ftp information, etc.).
create and store a summary of the files uploaded in an xml formatted file on the remote web server.
redirect the user after a successful upload session to an (http) summary page. The summary page will be created by us using the xml formatted summary data mentioned above.

One copy of the applet shall be provided in compiled binary form. The applet source code shall also be provided with the completed project.

Example of the xml formatted summary data to be stored on the server where the images are uploaded too (sample shows 4 files):

Code:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<fileUpload>
  <list>
    <file>
	  <name>filename of file (as saved to the server)</name>
	  <type>mime type of file</type>
	  <path>path where file was saved on remote server</path>
	  <size>size in bytes of file</size>
    </file>
    <file>
	  <name>filename of file (as saved to the server)</name>
	  <type>mime type of file</type>
	  <path>path where file was saved</path>
	  <size>size in bytes of file</size>
    </file>
    <file>
	  <name>filename of file (as saved to the server)</name>
	  <type>mime type of file</type>
	  <path>path where file was saved</path>
	  <size>size in bytes of file</size>
    </file>
    <file>
	  <name>filename of file (as saved to the server)</name>
	  <type>mime type of file</type>
	  <path>path where file was saved</path>
	  <size>size in bytes of file</size>
    </file>
  </list>
</fileUpload>

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RFQ closes 1/13/04 at 2:00pm est.

Thanks

~ Joe Penn

January 20th, 2004, 05:36 PM

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is your requirement still on?

is your requirement still on?

January 22nd, 2004, 08:21 AM

e4c5

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Good question malory

SHAMLESS PLUG:
I missed this one too :-( Our company already has something that pretty much meets the specs
at http://www.radinks.com/upload/

Someof the things that are described though are better handled by the server side posting acceptor.

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A lean and mean secure FTP applet with GUI. Just 150 kb in size
http://www.radinks.com/sftp

Last edited by e4c5 : January 22nd, 2004 at 08:24 AM.

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