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Oct 11th, 2007, 12:28 PM
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Re: [2005] Validating Path
I've already resigned myself to go the substring method, but just so you guys understand why the spec is laid out as it is:
The user initiates a file transfer. This is a bunch of files that have been updated or created by said user. The files are programmatically zipped up for transfer to a server (to minimize bandwidth) where they become automatically available for all the other users that need this update.
Part of the zip process is to select or create a directory predetermined by the original user (so the unzipping process will put the files in the correct place). Since these files generally go into a not-yet-created directory, the user gets to change the suggested one to anything he/she wants.
Hence the need for error checking.
Thanks, guys, for attempting to help.
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Oct 11th, 2007, 04:17 PM
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Re: [2005] Validating Path
 Originally Posted by rjbudz
I've already resigned myself to go the substring method, but just so you guys understand why the spec is laid out as it is:
The user initiates a file transfer. This is a bunch of files that have been updated or created by said user. The files are programmatically zipped up for transfer to a server (to minimize bandwidth) where they become automatically available for all the other users that need this update.
Part of the zip process is to select or create a directory predetermined by the original user (so the unzipping process will put the files in the correct place). Since these files generally go into a not-yet-created directory, the user gets to change the suggested one to anything he/she wants.
Hence the need for error checking.
Thanks, guys, for attempting to help.
Please note: it says nothing about allowing the user to type in the folder... just that they can CHANGE it. But hey, it's your project. Just offering up ideas.
-tg
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