Directory Upload

From: Chow (cnadella_at_excite.com)
Date: 01/30/04 

Date: 30 Jan 2004 07:23:25 -0800

Hello Gurus,

     I am trying to develop a web application(might consider EJB's too
but don't see much point for the purpose this of application) which
will allow users to upload a directory (not a single file) from
client-side to the server. I have been going through the API and
discussion groups but couldn't find anything interesting. I wanted to
ask you people for suggesitions about this,

      Is there a way that without using applets and just using plain
http and java based (servlets, jsp, and beans) application that we can
access the client side file system and get a handle and then move the
data to the server side. I am totally new to this part of the server
programming and it is a total gray area for me. Please do emphasis on
any thoughts you think might be useful. And this is not a school
project or for my work, but I did file upload tool recently, and it
just struck me if I can do a directory upload also as a simple web
application without using any applets. Really appreciate any feedback
about this. please do let me know, Thank you very much in advance
everyone.

Cheers,

Chow.

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