I'm writing a .NET application which is sending files to a server using AWSSDK.S3 library.
The server that I'm sending files to is an internal solution implementing a subset of Amazon S3 functionality, and currently not supporting chunked upload.
How do I enable single chunk upload?
To change the current behavior I had to set
putRequest.UseChunkEncoding = false;
in Amazon.S3.Transfer.Internal.SimpleUploadCommand.ConstructRequest()
It seems that library clients currently have no way to change it.
Link for the issue: https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-net/issues/1057
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I am building a simple editor-type application in react-redux, and I want to mimic the operation of downloading and uploading json files for saving and loading data - entirely client side. The server side does not need the data. Local storage may be too small, and it would be nice to provide the user the data in a portable file they could upload on a new machine. Is this even possible, and if so how?
Using a blob file.
You can set the content of a new file which is temp and local, then trigger a click event to download the file.
duplicate answer here and here
I have a basic webpage built, and a Swagger document JSON file of my API. I am unsure of how to actually add the data from the document to the website so that it can be browsed.
I want to build hosted documentation for the API.
This is the example given by Swagger: http://petstore.swagger.wordnik.com/#!/pet/addPet
Do I just download Swagger UI and use it in conjunction with the JSON file.
But I am unsure on to achieve this. Any advice on how to go about creating something like this would be very helpful.
Swagger-ui is basically a set of static files you can host on your server to display your API.
Unless you may any major changes, you just need to copy the contents of the /dist folder to your server and host it as part of your application (or static website, doesn't matter).
The SwaggerUi object can be customized to your needs, including the URL of the spec you're hosting.
Keep in mind that if you don't host the ui and spec on the same server, (that is, same host and same port), you need to enable CORS.
I am trying to build an Employement Management App in AngularJS where a basic operation is adding an employee.
I am displaying details using a service and getting Json data from the mock json file i am using.
Similarly, can i add form data to a textfile on the harddisk.
I have seen it done in a tutorial using $resource.save.
If at all it is possible without any server side code please share the example,it would be helpful.
Thanks.
You can make use of HTML5 local browser storage, as this does not require folder access. Mode datails here http://diveintohtml5.info/storage.html
AngularJS has modules for local storage which you can use to access such storages like this https://github.com/grevory/angular-local-storage
Is it possible to obtain file handles in HTML5 and store it as a blob in webDB for upload later?
(Upload selected images when the 3G network is available again, without re-selecting the files.)
The HTML5 will be loaded from the local client device and
action="http://.../insert.jsp"
be used to upload the files to the server.
Any help or ideas will be very useful.
C-:
Any File object can be converted to an URL.
It is simple to do by using object URLs as described by:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Using_files_from_web_applications
(I still have to confirm that the URLs remain valid across sessions.)
And it does not remain valid across sessions in Chrome!
I recently started using Flash Builder for the first time after developing C++ and C# for a long time.
I am using a FileReference object to upload a file to a server using its upload method. However, on the server-side, I need to receive a X-File-Name header. How can I control which headers are sent through the Flash object in Flex/ActionScript?
I couldn't find any resources about this anywhere. Is it possible?
I am afraid you cannot. The FileReference object is provided out—of—the—box and is not that much configurable.
But you can load the file, create your own sockets and reimplement the protocol with your needs (this is feasable if you don't need a lot of features).
Here is an example of how it works : http://googolflex.com/?p=367