====== Uploading files via a web browser to OpenInsight using OECGI2 (Web) ====== ====== ====== ==== Created at 14 MAR 2008 11:20AM ==== You can upload files via a web browser to your OpenInsight application via OECGI2.   There are two registry settings that control file uploads. **FileMode **      There are 3 possible settings:                         0 = File Uploading is disabled.                         1 = upload file to the directory specified in FilePath                         2 = upload file to the directory specified in FilePath, and delete it when                         the OECGI2 request is completed.                         3 = upload the filedirectly to OpenInsight. You can only upload textfiles                         (text,csv, xml, html etc) via this mode. It does not support binary files                         like images or pdf s. Use mode 1 or 2 for binary file types.   //                        Note: For modes 1 & 2, OECGI2 will assign a temporary filename to the// //                        file physically located in the FilePath.The name of the temporary file will// //                        be passed to OpenInsight in therequest string and accessible via// //                        INET_QUERYPARAMS// ////   //                        Note3: OECGI2 also adds an input tag of the form .length(in// //                        this example, myfilename.length)to pass you the size of the uploaded file.// ////   **FilePath **       The directory where the file will be uploaded for modes 1 & 2. This path                         is relative to the directory where OECGI2.EXE is located.                           Example 1:                         OECGI2.EXE is located inc:\inetpub\scripts                         FilePath is set to upload\                         In this scenario OECGI2will upload the file to c:\inetpub\scripts\upload                           Example 2:                         OECGI2.EXE is located inc:\inetpub\scripts                         FilePath is set to \upload\                         In this scenario OECGI2will upload the file to c:\inetpub\upload   //                        Note1: You must add a backslash \ to the end of the FilePath setting.// //                        Note2: You must enable write permissions to the upload directory// //                        specified in FilePath// //                        Note3: FilePath is ignored when FileMode is set to 3// ////   Here is an example of the registry settings for:   FileMode = 2 FilePath =\upload\   These settings will upload a file to the c:\inetpub\upload directory on the webserver and will delete the file once your inet procedure has completed.   Below is an example HTML page which will upload a file to OpenInsightvia OECGI2. File uploads in HTML are handled by a //form// tag and the //input// tagwith the type set to //file//. Please note the //enctype// //// attribute in the form element. You need to set this element as per the example so that your webserver will upload the file.     The BASIC+ code for the inet_myloadproc Stored Procedure is below.   Function inet_myuploadproc(request)   %%//%%Sample code to demonstrate how to upload a file to OpenInsight via OECGI2   declare function inet_query Param %%//%%set the upload directory uploadDir =  c:\inetpub\upload\    %%//%%For FileMode = 1 & 2 %%//%%Get the name of the file the user uploaded to us filename = inet_queryparam(request, myfilename )   %%//%%Get the name of the file stored in the directory specified in FilePath uploaded FileName = inet_query param(request, myfilename.filename )   %%//%%Now copy the uploaded file to somewhere on our server so that we can process it osread data from uploadDir:uploadFileNamethen oswrite data ondrive(): \ :filename end   %%//%%For FileMode = 3 %%//%%The actual data file is passed to us via the request string data = inet_query param(request, myfilename )   return  thanks for uploading you file to us    //                        Note1: FileMode = 2 will delete the temporary file from the upload directory after// //                        your BASIC+ procedure completes.// //                        Note2: We did not create an input tag in our html page with the name of// //                        myfilename.filename. This is added to the request string by OECGI2 to pass you the// //                        temporary filename it created in the upload FilePath directory.//