Permission Denied error on uploading an image through a CGI file

infoForDj · January 23, 2007

Hi,

Requirement: Have a CGI callout that the users can use to upload images to TeamSite from their local machines and populate the DCT field simultaneously.

Implementation: We have registered a javascript function on "OnCallout" event which calls the CGI. This CGI offers the user the GUI to select an image from his local machine and hit "Upload" button. This triggers another CGI script.

Issue: Hitting the "Upload" button results in a permission denied error. We cannot convert the final CGI (that uploads it to TeamSite and populates the DCT field) into a perl file and use iw_cgi_wrapper.cgi (to remove the permission issue) since enctype="multiple/form-data" will not be supported.

Can someone please help us find a resolution

Thanks
Dhruv

Adam Stoller · January 23, 2007

Hi,

Requirement: Have a CGI callout that the users can use to upload images to TeamSite from their local machines and populate the DCT field simultaneously.

Implementation: We have registered a javascript function on "OnCallout" event which calls the CGI. This CGI offers the user the GUI to select an image from his local machine and hit "Upload" button. This triggers another CGI script.

Issue: Hitting the "Upload" button results in a permission denied error. We cannot convert the final CGI (that uploads it to TeamSite and populates the DCT field) into a perl file and use iw_cgi_wrapper.cgi (to remove the permission issue) since enctype="multiple/form-data" will not be supported.

Can someone please help us find a resolution

Thanks
Dhruv

You didn't mention what version of TeamSite you are on - but, assuming you're in 6.x, I believe you might be able to use the import CCI URL - I'm not sure how you get the resulting path of the imported file, perhaps it is passed through to the done_page URI - in which case you could set the done_page to your own CGI that simply retrieved the information and set the DCT field.

I haven't utilized this myself - but it seems like the right way to go...

ISCBorisB · January 24, 2007

Hitting the "Upload" button results in a permission denied error

That's too vague. You'd have to follow an event deeper. Who throws "Permission denied" and when?

If it is your JS when you populate DCR Field, then perhaps you try to modify opener's (DCR) field from the child Page with different
domain location. That's a violation of browser cross-domain security model, can not be done.

If it is your CGI script writing a File, there are (or rather may be) ways to write it without enctype="multipart/form-data" (or perhaps you are
talking BEA and just MUST use it?)

infoForDj · January 24, 2007

Hi,

Can someone please post the syntax of the Import CCI URL and some documentation around it

Thanks
Dhruv

ISCBorisB · January 24, 2007

Hi,

Can someone please post the syntax of the Import CCI URL and some documentation around it

Thanks
Dhruv

Interwoven® User Interface CustomizationGuide Release 1.5.0
Chapter 9 Using URL Commands, File URL Commands, Command "Import"

infoForDj · January 24, 2007

Hi,

I am using import CCI URL. I need to fill my DCT field with the path to the imported image. Is there a way to get that?

Thanks
Dhruv

ISCBorisB · January 25, 2007

Hi,

I am using import CCI URL. I need to fill my DCT field with the path to the imported image. Is there a way to get that?

Thanks
Dhruv

There is no supported API to get *imported assets* information. You will have to code that.

For example, you may upload Files to certain temporary location and use "done_page" CGI to
populate DCR and move assets to *real* destination. You will have to make sure that the
interim location is unique per user/session, etc.

Permission Denied error on uploading an image through a CGI file

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