Only one parameter <PARAM NAME="item1" VALUE="files">, that is supposed to be the root of the folder that needs to be downloaded.

Hi, I am trying to make the applet download a folder with all the contained files and subfolders. I have "relativefilename" set to "true" and "folderdepth" set to "-1". The applet makes a "cmd=list" request and my server-side script lists the following: <pre> file 1347446132 3968471 60105e-r5-DA40-D...

Could you please provide some details on the parameters "httpproxyntlmdomain" and "httpntlmdomain". I am not familiar with NTLM and would like to know how these two parameters should be used with an user that is behind a corporate NTLM proxy.

Yes, the folder has a file and on the same level there is an empty folder. The file is uploaded, the empty folder doesn't generate any HTTP requests.

But is it possible to trigger the file selection dialog via JavaScript? That would be very nice. It would allow us to visually integrate the applet better in the surrounding user interface.

I've set the parameter and the applet shows like the empty folder is being uploaded, but no actual HTTP request is made, except for the file that needs to be in the drop for it to react. I am using the following options: mode http httpmethod post folderdepth -1 chunkmode onflyrange relativefilename ...

Feature request: ability of controlling the applet directly via JavaScript, with no Java applet visible to the user. It's no secret that Java applets look awful and inconsistent across platforms. This would allow us to make pretty user interfaces using HTML, CSS, images. (Most browsers have HTML5 su...

I found the following message: http://lists.apple.com/archives/java-de ... 00083.html
Seems to be a general issue with Java on Mac OS.

I have another user complaining about the same problem, but he's using Safari 5.1
I'm starting to think that this is either a JFileUpload bug or Java.

Hi, I have two Mac OS users that have recently updated their browsers to Firefox 4 and since then they have been unable to use the JFileUpload applet. The applet loads fine, but when the user tries to drop a file over it, the file just goes back to its place and JFileUpload doesn't register the file...