Moiré pattern could be avoided by uncommenting "impl=awt" in scaling.properties. Scaling is around twice slower than default implementation (imageio) but image quality is best. We've implemented a new multi-step imageio bilinear scaling algorithm in 2.1, it provides quality/speed in the middle perfo...

I see but this is not available. I could add it to 2.1.

#1 is not available because we need to know the file size before upload. Such feature could be added anyway. For #2, you could try: <PARAM NAME="param6" VALUE="selectedfullfilename"> <PARAM NAME="value6" VALUE="true"> The applet should pass an additional parameter "selectedfullfilename" with the fil...

Thanks. We've also added an entry in the JDiskExplorer FAQ about this issue.

I understand your need. To have a user-friendly form as you've designed there are 2 solutions (see below). Both requires Java/Swing skills. They relies on the JFileUpload API (available with JFileUpload Enterprise). 1/ Implement the full form in the applet. It requires to develop a custom UI by impl...

If we use 3 instances of JBatchUpload then you will have 3 "Start upload" buttons, see image below. Could it fit to your need ? To have the 3 instances, I've used the following code in an HTML file. applet_http_batchupload.js is the JavaScript provided in JBatchUpload package. <b>Media File:</b><br>...

I think that JBatchUpload is only needed if you want the end-user to press "Start upload" before uploading. With JFileUpload, you can browse files (with "Select files" button you can setup thanks to i18n.properties) and upload immediately. Another idea to implement it: The 3 instances of upload appl...

The first solution I'm thinking about would be to have 3 instances of JFileUpload in one HTML page: - Applet1: Media uploader It includes an extra parameter to identify that it is a Media file <PARAM NAME="param5" VALUE="identifier"> <PARAM NAME="value5" VALUE="media"> - Applet2: Image uploader It i...

I've found this one:
http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tutoria ... ening.html

Does it fit to your definition ?

How do you identify file#1 from file#2 ? by filename, file content or size ?

Also, are you using FTP or HTTP upload ?