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ZATS Mimic introduces the <tt>UploadAgent</tt> to simulate file uploading operation with consistent usage. <tt>UploadAgent</tt> supports single or multiple file uploading like ZK componentsFollowing are the implementation steps:
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ZATS Mimic introduces the <code>UploadAgent</code> to simulate file uploading operation and <code>UploadAgent</code> supports single or multiple file uploading.  The following are the usage steps:
# Obtain a <tt>UploadAgent</tt> instance according to your case. '''Note that you should use the same instances in one uploading iteration.'''
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# Obtain a <code>UploadAgent</code> object.
# Upload a file by invoking <tt>upload()</tt> method.
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#: Depending on your case, you could get it from a ''Button'' or from desktop. '''Note that you should use the same object before calling <code>finish()</code>.'''
# Invoke <tt>finish()</tt>method when the uploading is done.
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# Upload a file by invoking <code>upload()</code> method.
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# Invoke <code>finish()</code> when there is no more file to upload.
  
= Uploading Files =
 
  
To set up an uploading feature, you can simply use the <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc> component. Alternatively, you can choose to use any button components such as <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Button</javadoc>, <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Menuitem</javadoc>, <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Toolbarbutton</javadoc> and so on.<ref>For more details, please refer to [[ZK Developer's Reference/UI Patterns/File Upload and Download]] and [[ZK Component Reference/Essential Components/Fileupload]]</ref> and simply assign the upload attribute to these components; users can then click and select a file to upload through a browser dialog, as illustrated below:  
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= Uploading Files for Components with <code>upload</code> attribute=
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To implement an uploading feature, you can simply use the <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc> component. Alternatively, you can choose to use a button components such as <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Button</javadoc>, <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Menuitem</javadoc>, <javadoc>org.zkoss.zul.Toolbarbutton</javadoc> and so on.<ref>For more details, please refer to [[ZK Developer's Reference/UI Patterns/File Upload and Download]] and [[ZK Component Reference/Essential Components/Fileupload]]</ref> then set <code>true</code> to <code>upload</code> attribute of these components; users can then click and select a file to upload through a browser dialog, as illustrated below:  
  
 
[[File:Zats_upload_button.png]]
 
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== Upload a Single File ==
 
== Upload a Single File ==
  
We can cast these components described above as <tt>UploadAgent</tt> and perform file uploading. Following is a typical example of a single file uploading:
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We can cast these components described above as <code>UploadAgent</code> and perform file uploading. Following is a typical example of a single file uploading:
  
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* '''Line 14''': Cast component to <tt>UploadAgent</tt> and keep its reference.
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* '''Line 14''': Cast component to <code>UploadAgent</code> and keep its reference.
* '''Line 15''': Invoke <tt>upload()</tt> method to upload a file.
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* '''Line 15''': Invoke <code>upload()</code> method to upload a file.
* '''Line 16''': Don't forget to invoke <tt>finish()</tt>method.
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* '''Line 16''': Don't forget to invoke <code>finish()</code>method.
  
 
== Uploading Multiple Files ==
 
== Uploading Multiple Files ==
  
Since '''ZK 6.0.0''', components now also support mutiple uploads at once  if they have <tt>multiple=true</tt> flag and users using web browsers supporting HTML5.<ref>For more detail, please refer to [[ZK_Component_Reference/Essential_Components/Button#Upload]]</ref> <tt>UploadAgent</tt> also supports multiple files uploading at once. Following is a typical example of uploading multiple files:
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Since '''ZK 6.0.0''', components now also support mutiple uploads at once  if they have <code>multiple=true</code> flag and users using web browsers supporting HTML5.<ref>For more detail, please refer to [[ZK_Component_Reference/Essential_Components/Button#Upload]]</ref> <code>UploadAgent</code> also supports multiple files uploading at once. Following is a typical example of uploading multiple files:
  
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* '''Line 14''': Cast component to UploadAgent and keep its reference.
 
* '''Line 14''': Cast component to UploadAgent and keep its reference.
* '''Line 15-16''': We can upload multiple files at once with ZK version greater than 6.0.0 and components that have <tt>multiple=true</tt> flag.
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* '''Line 15-16''': We can upload multiple files at once with ZK version greater than 6.0.0 and components that have <code>multiple=true</code> flag.
* '''Line 17''': Don't forget to invoke <tt>finish()</tt>method.
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* '''Line 17''': Don't forget to invoke <code>finish()</code>method.
  
  
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= Uploading Files with Fileupload.get() =
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= Uploading Files with <code>Fileupload.get()</code> =
  
Another way to upload files is to invoke the static method <javadoc method="get()">org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc>.<ref>For more detail, please refer to [[ZK Component Reference/Essential Components/Fileupload#Invoke the Static Method: get]]</ref> This static method will open up am uploading dialog and allow users to upload single or multiple files (if configured), as shown in the image below.
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Another way to implement upload feature is to use the static method <javadoc method="get()">org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc> as an event handler.<ref>For more detail, please refer to [[ZK Component Reference/Essential Components/Fileupload#Invoke the Static Method: get]]</ref> This static method will open up an uploading dialog and allow users to upload single or multiple files (if configured), as shown in the image below:
  
 
[[File:Zats upload dialog.png]]
 
[[File:Zats upload dialog.png]]
  
In this case, we can retrieve <tt>UploadAgent</tt> from casting <javadoc>org.zkoss.zk.ui.DesktopAgent</javadoc>. Following is a typical example of file uploading with <javadoc method="get()">org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc>:
 
  
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<label id="label1" value="click label1 will invoke fileupload.get()" onClick="Fileupload.get();" />
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<label id="label2" value="click label2 will invoke fileupload.get(3)" onClick="Fileupload.get(3);" />
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In this case, we can retrieve <code>UploadAgent</code> from <javadoc>org.zkoss.zk.ui.DesktopAgent</javadoc>. Following is a typical example of file uploading with <javadoc method="get()">org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc>:
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* '''Line 14-15''': After triggering an event leading to an uploading operation, we can cast <javadoc>org.zkoss.zk.ui.DesktopAgent</javadoc> as a <tt>UploadAgent</tt> for uploading.
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* '''Line 14-15''': After triggering an event leading to an uploading operation, we can cast <javadoc>org.zkoss.zk.ui.DesktopAgent</javadoc> as a <code>UploadAgent</code> for uploading.
 
* '''Line 16-17''': We can also upload multiple files at once using <javadoc method="get()">org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc>.
 
* '''Line 16-17''': We can also upload multiple files at once using <javadoc method="get()">org.zkoss.zul.Fileupload</javadoc>.
* '''Line 18''': Don't forget to invoke <tt>finish()</tt>method.
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* '''Line 18''': Don't forget to invoke <code>finish()</code>method.
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Latest revision as of 02:56, 18 January 2022


Since 1.1.0

ZATS Mimic introduces the UploadAgent to simulate file uploading operation and UploadAgent supports single or multiple file uploading. The following are the usage steps:

  1. Obtain a UploadAgent object.
    Depending on your case, you could get it from a Button or from desktop. Note that you should use the same object before calling finish().
  2. Upload a file by invoking upload() method.
  3. Invoke finish() when there is no more file to upload.


Uploading Files for Components with upload attribute

To implement an uploading feature, you can simply use the Fileupload component. Alternatively, you can choose to use a button components such as Button, Menuitem, Toolbarbutton and so on.[1] then set true to upload attribute of these components; users can then click and select a file to upload through a browser dialog, as illustrated below:

Zats upload button.png

Notes

Upload a Single File

We can cast these components described above as UploadAgent and perform file uploading. Following is a typical example of a single file uploading:

@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
	File file = getFile();
	DesktopAgent desktop = Zats.newClient().connect("/upload.zul");
	UploadAgent agent = desktop.query("#btn").as(UploadAgent.class);
	agent.upload(file, "text/plain");
	agent.finish();
}
  • Line 14: Cast component to UploadAgent and keep its reference.
  • Line 15: Invoke upload() method to upload a file.
  • Line 16: Don't forget to invoke finish()method.

Uploading Multiple Files

Since ZK 6.0.0, components now also support mutiple uploads at once if they have multiple=true flag and users using web browsers supporting HTML5.[1] UploadAgent also supports multiple files uploading at once. Following is a typical example of uploading multiple files:

@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
	File[] files = getFiles();
	DesktopAgent desktop = Zats.newClient().connect("/upload.zul");
	UploadAgent agent = desktop.query("#btn").as(UploadAgent.class);
	agent.upload(files[0], "text/plain");
	agent.upload(files[1], "image/png");
	agent.finish();
}
  • Line 14: Cast component to UploadAgent and keep its reference.
  • Line 15-16: We can upload multiple files at once with ZK version greater than 6.0.0 and components that have multiple=true flag.
  • Line 17: Don't forget to invoke finish()method.


Notes

Uploading Files with Fileupload.get()

Another way to implement upload feature is to use the static method Fileupload.get() as an event handler.[1] This static method will open up an uploading dialog and allow users to upload single or multiple files (if configured), as shown in the image below:

Zats upload dialog.png


			<label id="label1" value="click label1 will invoke fileupload.get()" onClick="Fileupload.get();" />
			<label id="label2" value="click label2 will invoke fileupload.get(3)" onClick="Fileupload.get(3);" />

In this case, we can retrieve UploadAgent from DesktopAgent. Following is a typical example of file uploading with Fileupload.get():

@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
	File[] files = getFiles();
	DesktopAgent desktop = Zats.newClient().connect("/upload.zul");
	desktop.query("#label2").click();
	UploadAgent agent = desktop.as(UploadAgent.class);
	agent.upload(files[0], "text/plain");
	agent.upload(files[1], "image/png");
	agent.finish();
}
  • Line 14-15: After triggering an event leading to an uploading operation, we can cast DesktopAgent as a UploadAgent for uploading.
  • Line 16-17: We can also upload multiple files at once using Fileupload.get().
  • Line 18: Don't forget to invoke finish()method.


Notes

Supported Components

Components
Version
Note
DesktopAgent 5, 6
Fileupload 5, 6
Button, Menuitem, Toolbarbutton 5, 6




Last Update : 2022/01/18

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