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»Posted Request Java class
Web applications often require file upload from the user’s computer. Make use of PostedRequest Java class, developed by Magic Web Solutions specialists, which allows files to be received as byte arrays.

Posted Request is a utility class that handles requests like multipart/form-data that support file uploads. It is a wrapper over the standard HttpServletRequest, and, while partly emulating its interface, it completes HttpServletRequest with the possibility of receiving a file that has been sent to server, as byte array. This byte array can be saved then, either in the database, or as a file.


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»Universal Admin
If you are a web administrator, you have surely felt the need to access your server when away from office, some time or the other. The only tool that can be assumed to be universally available is the Web-browser -no telnet or FTP. Fortunately, if you happen to be using UNIX and JSP as your server platform, Universal Admin is for you.

Universal Admin Features-
1. Gives you the shell (or a chosen program) prompt right within your browser.
2. Allows you to upload files.
3. Logon authentication
4. You can configure any number of users and assign them different shells. For instance, you can define a Database administrator who gets the Database prompt (SQL*plus or Mysql) directly. Of course, you can use the /bin/sh for file management and process control. The file upload feature can be individually enabled for each user.
5. Displays stdout and stderr in different frames.
6. Keeps command history
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