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In order for HTTP File Upload Applet to function properly you must create a program located on your server to handle processing of files submitted for upload. HTTP File Upload Applet is very flexible in that it may work with any server side program capable of handling HTTP based file uploads. PHP, Perl, JSP and Servlet examples have been provided for your convenience.
Reporting upload status
HTTP File Upload Applet relies on the server side program to report the status of a file upload. Your server side program may report the file upload status by sending back one of two response values sent back as a string.
RESP.100
Indicates that the upload was successful.
RESP.200
Indicates that the upload failed.
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