[Seaside] Using nginx file upload module

[Julian Fitzell]

Great post Nick!

(minor niggle: you refer to step 3 as the "final step" in the first
paragraph of that page)

On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 2:18 PM, Nick Ager <nick.ager at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Somewhat belatedly I've finally got round to documenting and extracting the
> Nginx file upload and progress component and configuration I use:
>
> http://nickager.com/blog/file-upload-using-Nginx-and-Seaside
>
> Feedback always appreciated. If you experiment with the embedded upload
> components (an interactive blog!) , be gentle I'm running on a free EC2
> micro-instance: http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/#instance
>
> <http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/#instance>Nick
>
> On 16 June 2011 20:47, Johan Brichau <johan at inceptive.be> wrote:
>
>> Hi Diego,
>>
>> We have it working.
>> But without any special registered upload application that handles the
>> callback. The callbacks get called just like they always did before when
>> serializing a form. Are you sure you need a component to be registered under
>> /upload? (see below and my previous email). We also do it without
>> javascript, but that's probably only because we do not use the progress
>> indicator module.
>>
>> As I said in my previous email, what went wrong in our config is that we
>> made the upload go to a location called '/upload' instead of merely adding
>> 'upload' at the end of the action url that is created by seaside. This works
>> perfectly because seaside will just disregard that part of the url path that
>> comes after the application name. In Nick's config, it's not necessary to
>> add it at the end of the path because he has the app registered at the '/'
>> location.
>>
>> Thanks to the three of you for sending me code and nginx configs. It
>> definitely set us on the right track.
>> Johan
>>
>> On 16 Jun 2011, at 21:26, Diego Lont wrote:
>>
>> > Hi Johan, hi Nick,
>> >
>> > Stephan and I made an implementation based on Nick's work on the upload
>> component. It works currently under 2.8, and there are still some small
>> issues, but basically it works as follows:
>> >       - There is a component, you simply put on the place you want the
>> upload.
>> >       - It calls uses nginx for the upload.
>> >       - For the callback there is component, that is registered under
>> "upload" and has implemented the initialRequest that ensures the callback is
>> called.
>> >
>> > The work that still needs to be done:
>> >       - The callback is registered on the class side of the component.
>> It is released when the component is called again and the session is
>> expired. This does not work yet on 3.0.
>> >       - Nick made an progress indicator, this does not work yet and the
>> code is still included and some points
>> >       - Nick made all java script in jquery, we made it plain
>> javascript, since we have not upgraded our library yet. But this should be
>> in jquery again.
>> >
>> > I will do some work on it monday, and will try to upgrade it to 3.0.
>> Than I will include it on the mailinglist. I already mailed the current
>> state to Johan, but it was made during our stay at SPA (London), and I did
>> not had tested the package I made. Also the configuration was mailed
>> seperatedly. So Johan, I like to hear wether it worked on your side. You can
>> Skype Stephan tomorrow and me on Monday if you want some assistance.
>> >
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