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Java Uploader

Posted: 24 May 2011, 16:41
by kieronmcguigan
Hi,

This may be more a general Java based question rather than a Phoca Gallery one, but i hope someone might be able to poke me in the right direction to solve the problem.

I am trying to use the Multiple Java upload facility through a schools proxy server, however the upload will pause at "1/3 Files Uploaded" "waiting for server response" and never returns. This happens on the first of multiple file for upload.

I personally dont control the proxy servers, but when chatting to the network administrator, what exactly should I be asking him to change to allow the java upload facility to work.

I hope this question does not fall outside of the terms of the forum.

Your help is appreciated

Regards
Kieron

Re: Java Uploader

Posted: 25 May 2011, 10:57
by viji88
Try proxies like [find them with google ...edited] or add https before the link.. :))

Re: Java Uploader

Posted: 01 Jun 2011, 15:01
by kieronmcguigan
Thanks for the reply.

I wont be able to avoid the security in this case as it could mean trouble for the school involved. The filtering on the northern ireland schools system is very tight and any attempts to proxy out sends bells off in belfast headquarters.

Can i ask one further question which i hope is more directly related to phoca gallery and java upload...

With the single file upload and folder creation I assume ftp port 21 is used. How does the java upload differ? i.e does it still use FTP 21 as transport or does it switch to some other port/method?

I'm working with the school system internet security team for the whole country and I want to approach them with as much information as possible.

Thanks for any replys

Re: Java Uploader

Posted: 06 Jun 2011, 22:18
by Jan
Hi, Phoca Gallery does not access the filesystem directly, it uses JFiles and JFolder methods from Joomla! Such methods access the filesystem by method which is set in global configuration - if there is enabled FTP layer then they access the files and folders with ftp account, if not then they use standard php script.

Jan

Re: Java Uploader

Posted: 19 Jul 2011, 13:14
by mdrafik
Hi Jan,

I too have the same problem. Actually everything was going perfect earlier. I increased the "Maximum size of all images" size from 200 MB to 400 MB when our photographer reported that he could not upload images getting "Maximum size limit of all images reached. Image cannot be uploaded" message.

Now, i am not able to upload the images through java uploader, showing "2/2 files uploaded: Waiting for server response" and after a while... it gives "java.net.SocketException: Connection reset (while reading server response)" error dialog box. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks.

Re: Java Uploader

Posted: 21 Jul 2011, 17:17
by Jan
Hi, then your server returned some error, but no idea which kind of error, maybe such error must be found in some errorLog, etc. :-( :-( :idea: