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Folder Upload using Java(MultiPartRequest)

 
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Well, the problem is like this. I can upload files physically from the client side to the server side using MultiPartRequest(classes). Going a step further, is it possible to upload an entire folder with the directory structure as it is in the client machine?
Well, the question can be put like this also - is there any possible way to read-in the directory structure of a client machine? (and use the File class?)
Well, hope somebody comes up with something pretty fast as it is my project requirement.
TIA
Rgds
Manoj.
 
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I'm assuming you are using a browser, if I remember correctly, browsers do not support folder upload.
If you are using an Java application, you can put the files in an array, use a for loop to upload them.
 
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Originally posted by Manoj Pooleery:
Well, the problem is like this. I can upload files physically from the client side to the server side using MultiPartRequest(classes).
Rgds
Manoj.


I got MultiRequest classes package from om.oreilly.servlet.
Next step what to do???
THanks,
Angela
 
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