Upload files to the external IP of the server questions

[Jong Woo]

Have not been modified, as shown in the link below for a sample source in operation.

http://182.225.168.126:8080/web/upload/initialfiles

Well as upload. But I want to do a different server (PC) in the hope that the upload connection.

     <kendo:upload name="files">
         <kendo:upload-async autoUpload="true"
              saveUrl="http://182.225.168.126:8080/web/upload/initialfiles/saveAndPersist"
              />
     </kendo:upload>

When you create a file upload is not as above. How can it possible?

* Attach the test file.

[Dimiter Madjarov]

Hi Jong,


You could upload files to another domain via CORS, but this approach will work in modern browsers only, so it is not reliable if supporting older ones is a requirement. I would suggest you to take a look at the following resources, that might be helpful:
HTTP access control (CORS)
How To: Use CORS with All (Modern) Browsers
Similar forum topic about Cross Domain Upload

I hope this information helps.

Regards,
Dimiter Madjarov
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[Jong Woo]

Thank you Dimiter Madjarov.

Cross-domain that I do not think this is the way you want.

So try to jsp implementation only.

Execution as an attachment to upload files normally. But it turns out a failed upload status window.

Probably return ""; This could not be defined in a jsp like hydroponic. When the upload is complete, how do you come out?

And the "data" parameter in save.jsp instantly receive what should I do?

[Dimiter Madjarov]

Hello Jong,


From the provided information, it is not quite clear what is the expected behavior in the current case. If you would like to have total control over the output, you could declare a servlet. At the moment we do not have a complete example about this issue, but after a search online I found the following pages, that cover similar scenarios and include samples:
Uploading a file in Java Servlet
Multiple File upload using single servlet request

Regards,
Dimiter Madjarov
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