The message body of the request can be text or binary
Plain text message body
String value = req.getParameter ("parameter name" ); // The parameter name contains: // What does the hyperlink correspond to? The parameter name after the number is good // For the form, the parameter is the value of the name in the form control // getParameter ("parameter name"); the function can handle hyperlinks, form input boxes, radio boxes, radio drop-down menus, text Field String [] values = req.getParameterValues ("name value" ); // getParameterValues ("name value"); The function handles the check boxes and multi-select drop-down menus in the form
Binary message body
// Get the part object part of the file object = request.getPart ("photo" ); // Get the file name of the file object String fileName = part.getSubmittedFileName (); // getParameter This method cannot be used when transferring data in binary mode Get the value in the input box. // After adding @MultipartConfig annotation, using getParameter method, there is no difference between text and binary
upload files
File operations-client settings
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Submitted as post
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enctype = "multipart / form-date" (enctype specifies how form data should be encoded before being sent to the server)
The first step of file upload
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Set the form submission method to post encoding method to enctype = "multipart / form-data"
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Write a servlet that handles file uploads. Tell the web container that the servlet can process files.
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Get the value of each form element separately (part)
// Get the file object's part Part part = request.getPart ("photo" ); // Get the file name of the file object String fileName = part.getSubmittedFileName (); // Get the file's suffix name String ext = fileName.substring (fileName.lastIndexOf ("." )); // Get uuid String uuid = UUID.randomUUID (). toString (); // Get new file name String newFileName = uuid + ext; // Get the address where the file is stored String path = this .getServletContext (). getRealPath ("Folder for uploading files" ); // Create a file object File file = new File (path); // If there is no such imgs folder if (! file.exists ()) { file.mkdir (); } // Get the path to save the file String save_path = path + File.separator + newFileName; // File.separator-> System-generated file separator // upload File part.write (save_path);
other
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Everything that comes from the client is a string