[SOLVED] Adding uploaded document to mail

[pramodkrjsr]

Hello,

My zimlet has JS and JSP
1) in compose view, JS is calling JSP with a file path(local drive)
2) JSP uploading the file to server (/service/upload?fmt=raw)
and it returns as:

200,'null','013afbb0-7c77-494d-b078-b6029d784abd:30d2388f-9d18-42fc-abdd-c414c4b86968'

here,
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httpStatus = 200
client_token = null
server_token = '013afbb0-7c77-494d-b078-b6029d784abd:30d2388f-9d18-42fc-abdd-c414c4b86968'

Now i have to add this uploaded document to my mail. Here i am confused what to do.

i used in js as below:
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msg.setSubject("Message subject test");
msg.addAttachmentId(server_token);

on sendMsg i got below error:
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method: SendMsgRequest
msg: upload not found: '8fdb85f4-d9f3-4d96-a40c-966ef55ddebc:13c8f7cf-b8c0-4955-8663-a07cafe7044e'
code: mail.NO_SUCH_UPLOAD
detail: soap:Sender
trace: btpool0-0:1251799378674:8620ef4fcc63768f
request:

Please suggest what to do.

[pramodkrjsr]

I have solved it and the issue was that server_token returned from server as prefixed ans suffixed with single quote(').

I removed and followed the below code:

[riju123]

Originally Posted by pramodkrjsr

I have solved it and the issue was that server_token returned from server as prefixed ans suffixed with single quote(').

I removed and followed the below code:

Hi
am also trying out a zimlet where il be uploading some document to another server from my local hard disk .

But presently what i am doing is in 2 Steps.
1> Uploading the doc to zimbra Temp folder(of my own)
2>Uploading the Temp File to the Other Server .

My Question is how to directly do the same from the Zimlet without any Temp File Step .

[pramodkrjsr]

Hello,

As per my understanding:
You are trying to upload a local file (i.e. c:\temp\my.txt) to another server (ABC.com).


NOw i am sure your another server must have some servlet to accept uploaded files:

Now please follow below steps:

1) from zimlet JS, accept the local file path (via some dialog)
2) call a JSP by passing this file path
3) now make a PostMethod call to your server (using commons-httpclient)

JSP Sample:
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PostMethod filePost = new PostMethod("http://www.abc.com/upload");
filePost.getParams().setBooleanParameter(HttpMetho dParams.USE_EXPECT_CONTINUE, false);

Part[] parts = {new FilePart(filename,filename,new File(filepath))};
filePost.setRequestEntity(new MultipartRequestEntity(parts, filePost.getParams()));

HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
client.getHttpConnectionManager().getParams().setC onnectionTimeout(5000);

// Perform the request
int status = client.executeMethod(filePost);

// Use response to generate data for the zimlet
if (status == HttpStatus.SC_OK) {
String[] serverResponseArr = filePost.getResponseBodyAsString().split(",");
} else {
out.println("Error: " + HttpStatus.getStatusText(status));
}