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Hello,

I would use the component using the MemoryStore. However, when I proceeded to upload, I can't get it back.

Here's the process I set up:
1 - I instantiate an object (upBean) of type "jfileupload.jspupload.FileUploadBean"
2 - I set various parameters such as upBean.setMemorystore()
3 - I launch the storage action => upBean.store (mrequest, "uploadfile")

However, when I want to retrieve the data uplaoded, upBean.getMemorystore() returns null.
I ventured to decompile the class jfileupload.jspupload.FileUploadBean.class and I noticed that the process of memory storage is based on the parameter "_ramFolder" which, I think, stays always to null value.

Could you enlighten me on this problem.

thank you,
Peter.

Peter, do you have Premium license? If yes we can send source code of JSPUpload add-on.

Hi,

We haven't the Premium license but the Enterprise.

Can you tell me why the process (described in my previous post) returns null when I want to use the feature "MemoryStore"?
I don't find information on the use of the "MemoryStore".

Thanks,
Peter.

What is the scope of the FileUploadBean:
page?
<jsp:useBean id="upBean" scope="page" class="jfileupload.jspupload.FileUploadBean">

or session?
<jsp:useBean id="upBean" scope="session" class="jfileupload.jspupload.FileUploadBean">

To keep data in memory between HTTP requests it must be session or application. Session will generate a cookie that JFileUpload must catch and pass back in HTTP upload. To enable this behavior:
<PARAM NAME="param9" VALUE="cookiesource">
<PARAM NAME="value9" VALUE="jse">
See:
http://www.jfileupload.com/products/jfi ... ation.html

Then your JSP/Servlet engine will be able to provide the memory store you instantiated.

Does it help?