Web Form With File Upload
HTML web forms allow to send files along with the form data:
<input type="file" name="foo" />
<!-- It is possible to upload multiple files using the multiple attribute: -->
<input type="file" name="foo" multiple="true" />
OpenEndpoints automatically understands the correct
enctype
to separate uploaded content from form <input>
data:File Upload | enctype |
---|---|
Web form with no file upload | application/x-www-form-urlencoded |
Web form with one or many file uploads | multipart/form-data |
Once the file(s) have been uploaded by the user, the following options exist to do things with these files:
<attachments-from-request-file-uploads/>
That means: It is not possible to select which file should be attached as an attachment. All files are always attached.
When sending an HTTP request from OpenEndpoints using the HttpRequest Task , and when specifying that HTTP request should contain an XML body, and when that XML is specified inline, the optional attribute
upload-files="true"
may be set.For example:
<xml-body upload-files="true">
<foo upload-field-name="xyz" encoding="base64"/>
</xml-body>
This syntax indicates that the element
<foo>
will be filled with the contents of the uploaded file with the filename "xyz". The encoding is always base64, no other encodings are supported.