Uploading a file via Silverlight runtime builds an incomplete multipart

[cburgmer]

Uploading a file via Silverlight runtime builds an incomplete multipart

[jayarjo]

When using o.XMLHttpRequest directly, you cannot pass file.getSource(), that's why we have a wrapper in there.

The same is true for other runtimes, including Flash.

[cburgmer]

Do you mean I should use plain file instead?

I've tried to copy the implementation under https://github.com/moxiecode/plupload2/blob/master/src/plupload.js where there's a blob = file.getSource();.

With a plain file I see the same behaviour.

[jayarjo]

With a plain file I see the same behaviour.

Do you mean it fails to send plain file in Silverlight, but not in Flash? 'cause it does pass all unit tests here. Might be something specific.

[cburgmer]

Sorry, what I meant is when removing getSource() it still doesn't work.
On 23 May 2013 12:11, "Davit Barbakadze" [email protected] wrote:

With a plain file I see the same behaviour.

Do you mean it fails to send plain file in Silverlight, but not in Flash?
'cause it does pass all unit tests here. Might be something specific.

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[jayarjo]

When you send file directly like this it will be sent as binary stream, not multipart. Are you accepting it properly on server-side?

[cburgmer]

I was expecting a binary stream, but got multipart instead. I basically took the example working for Flash and exchanged swf_url with xap_url with the corresponding path. The only reference I have is the request body from IE9 as shown above.

[jayarjo]

Try updated binaries from bin/ folder. Our unit test wasn't checking for Content-Type...

[jayarjo]

This can be closed now I guess?

[cburgmer]

Sorry, we found out it's ok for now to rely on Flash only, so for me this is done. Thanks for fixing anyway.