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".txt", round(microtime(true) * 1000)); sendResponse(200, 'ret' => 'ok', 'msg' => 'Uploaded OK', 'file' => $filename, 'size' => filesize($path), 'upload_dir' => $upload_dir ]); } else { sendResponse(500,
link: oops, all works, if to make correct path in the PHP-script. The topic can be deleted.

Hola, msucho. Creo que podrías añadir que ya lo preguntaste en Android Questions en el hilo https://www.b4x.-and-https.157755/#post-969581, donde facilitaste más información útil sobre tu caso. Aunque allí no se pudo resolver. Pero es solamente una opinión.
link: Muchas Gracias por la sugerencia. Aun no puedo comprender porque no me es posible subir un archivo con este método en https.
link: Buenos dias : En B4a alguno de vosotros pudo subir un archivo usando a un servidor en https con php usando postmultipart . A mi me funcionan perfecto

Thank you very much, Sir Erel! ☺️ Sub Handle(req As ServletRequest, resp As ServletResponse) resp.ContentType = "multipart/form-data" Dim reqMap As Map = req.GetMultipartData(File.Combine(File.DirApp, "www"), 1000000) For Each Key As String In reqMap.Keys Dim p As Part = reqM
link: Check "code smell #1": https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-code-smells-common-mistakes-and-other-tips.116651/#content For Each Key As Stri
link: Hello, everyone! Please help me. How can I handle a postmultipart in JServer? I have a client using httpjob postmultipart. Libraries.httpJob.PostMul

in pratica esegue una "ExitApplication", l'altra cosa meravigliosa è che le informazioni inviate al server arrivano regolarmente, ovviamente in modalità One-Shot, visto che la app si chiude. Avete qualche vaga idea di ciò, anche altre volte mi è capitata una cosa del genere, ma modificando leggerme
link: Try this Dim job1 As HttpJob, Jobname AsString Jobname="Job1" job1.Initialize(Jobname,Me) .....
link: Personalmente nemmeno vaga :D ed infatti... provo a darti ugualmente qualche suggerimento (cose che tenterei io): 1) tentare l'esecuzione in modalità
link: Infatti ho ricostruito la routine con il nuovo metodo, semplicemente applicando la vecchia libreria HTTP, che tral'altro il metodo "PostMultipart", no

Consider to use PostBytes ? Dim stream() As Byte = File.ReadBytes(File.DirAssets, "file.pdf") job.PostBytes(Link, stream)
link: Would there be a possibility that in the MultipartFileData class it is possible to accept a stream of bytes instead of a file? Thanks.
link: What are you trying to archieve?

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You can also post a file or image as a byte array (it's useful when you need to encrypt your data before posting) Dim cb As B4XBitmap = <yourimage> Dim out As OutputStream out.InitializeToBytesArray(0) cb.WriteToStream(out, 80, "JPEG") out.Close Dim rawimage() As Byte = out.ToBytesArray Dim j As H
link: Hello, Im using PostMultipart for sending Images files and parameters strings to a server, but i have nothing into the post responses , no images, ei
link: I have just try that way but its the same pb. - when i post with PostString on my server page, then it receive correctly the parameters in Post metho
link: It will be automatically added to the header when you use PostMultipart

Does the script/programm support getting a map inside the data? I can not see a problem in B4A Code. The server-Side must accept the data to be in this format
link: Dim Bill As Map Bill.Initialize Bill.Put("first_name","John") Bill.Put("email","john.doe@example.com") Bill.Put("phone
link: It says Billing is an object type. Since it is working with the map "D" above. I though it should also work with Bill also. I referred here https://w
link: Finally I found that - PostMultiPart is working but PostString (I tried using JSONGenerator) is not working. Can anybody help me. I could not find an

1. If you use job.PostMultipart you can send fileuploads together with any info you want. 2. Remember that you are using okhttputils and can use special header you send together with the request. On php-side you should be able to extract the header (need to parse the info by yourself though).

You should use PostMultipart and handle the fileupload correctly in PHP. You are not limited to any amount of data using POST-Requests A GET-Request can only have a limited amount of data.

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