Java 1.5 or higher plugin required.

In this page, you can test all the applet parameters !

Caution: The upload will work only if a valid postURL parameter is given. By default, postURL points to sourceforge.jupload.net.
That also can be a Tomcat server, where the site webapp of jupload is deployed.

Since Java 1.7u51, to use the applet, you'll need to install our root certificate. Before the applet was auto-signed.
But now, you'll have to install this certificate (updated on 26 January 2014) as a certificate authority. Your browser will install it.
For details, please read these explanation: this page.

See the parameters list, in the HowTo customize it page, for all details on the applet parameters.

To add files to the applet, you can either drop files on it or browse to find them. Then you can upload files by:

  • Clicking on the upload button, on the applet,
  • Using the FilesTogetherUploadPolicy: upload will start as soon as you dropped file(s) onto it,
  • Using this javascript link, thanks to huotte.

    • Java 1.5 or higher plugin required.




    Main applet parameters

    postURL (defines where the target URL for the uploaded files; you can put http, https and ftp URL here; deploy JUpload site on an application server, and try the site:samples.java/parseRequest.jsp java upload demo.)
    maxChunkSize (allows the applet to split the uploaded files in chunks: you can override the server maxUploadSize with this parameter)
    uploadPolicy
    maxFileSize
    nbFilesPerRequest

    Parameters to control the applet display

    appletHeight (forced to 300 in this sample, if empty)
    appletWidth (forced to 640 in this sample, if empty)
    debugLevel (a number between 0 and 100.
    If 0 and an error occurs: forced to 1)
    lang (Japanese needs specific JRE extension)
    lookAndFeel (empty, java or system; see also UIManager.setLookAndFeel)
    fileListViewMode
    showLogWindow
    showStatusBar

    Technical parameters, to control the upload behavior

    allowHttpPersistent
    filenameEncoding
    httpUploadParameterName
    httpUploadParameterType
    readCookieFromNavigator
    retryMaxNumberOf
    retryNbSecondsBetween
    sendMD5Sum
    serverProtocol
    specificHeaders
    sslVerifyCert

    Other global parameters

    afterUploadTarget
    afterUploadURL
    allowedFileExtensions
    browsingDirectory
    fileFilterName
    formdata
    stringUploadError
    stringUploadSuccess
    urlToSendErrorTo

    Picture mode parameters

    To use these parameters, you'll need to choose the PictureUploadPolicy, in the main applet parameters, here above.

    fileChooserIconFromFileContent
    fileChooserIconSize
    fileChooserImagePreview
    highQualityPreview
    pictureTransmitMetadata
    maxPicHeight
    maxPicWidth
    realMaxPicHeight
    realMaxPicWidth
    targetPictureFormat
    keepOriginalFileExtensionForConvertedImages



    Last updated: 2008-01-12 08:19:36 -0800 (Sat, 12 Jan 2008)