INSTALLATION MYIMAGEUPLOADER WITH JAVA(JSP)

Note this examples uses a JSP for processing the uploaded images. A Servlet
can also be used. See for a Servlet example: 
http://www.javaatwork.com/image-uploader/samplecode.html#servlet

WINDOW OS

1) Open the upload.jsp with a text editor
2) Change the base_directory to 'c:/temp'
3) Save the file
4) Start an FTP Client
5) Open a connection to your server
6) Upload the entire 'myimageuploader' directory to the document root of your 
   application server, e.g. the webapps folder of Tomcat
7) Restart your server

LINUX OS

1) Start an FTP Client
2) Open a connection to your server
3) Upload the entire 'myimageuploader' directory to the document root of your 
   application server, e.g. the webapps folder of Tomcat
4) Restart your server


VERIFYING

1) Open a browser
2) Enter the url http://<your-domain>/myimageuploader/upload.html
3) Upload a file
4) Check if the file is stored in the directory '/tmp' or 'c:/temp'


DEMO

For an online demo see: 
http://www.javaatwork.com/image-uploader/upload.php


FAQ

1) How can I change the upload directory?
- Open with a text editor the file upload.jsp
- Change the variable baseDirectory

2) Where can I find more questions?
See: http://www.javaatwork.com/image-uploader/faqs.html


INTERNATIONALIZATION

MyImageUploader is available in 16 languages:
- Danish(da)
- Dutch(nl)
- Czech(cz)
- English(en)
- Greek(el)
- Hungarian(hu)
- Italian(it)
- French(fr)
- German(de)
- Norwegian(no)
- Polish(pl)
- Portuguese(pt)
- Romanian (ro)
- Spanish(es)
- Swedish(sv)
- Turkish(tr)r)


INSTALLING A LANGUAGE PACK

1) Open the upload.html file with a text editor
2) Add the name of one of the labels_<xx>.jar files to the archive param. 
   The labels_<xx>.jar files are stored in the internationalization directory 
   The <xx> represents the language code.
3) Add the the parameter <param name="language" value="<xx>"> to the html page
   below the successURL parameter.
4) Change the <xx> to your own language code.
5) Save the file
6) Open an FTP Client
7) Upload the upload.html file to your server
8) Upload the labels_<xx>.jar file to your server. 




