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<font style="font-size: 16px;"><strong>JavaPowUpload 2.2 examples</strong></font>
<p>The following examples shows how JavaPowUpload applet version 2.2. works:<br />
The examples work correctly only if the applet is situated on web server! See how to config and run samples at <a href="Documentation/JavaPowUpload_Manual_HTML/aspnetinstall.html">ASP.NET</a> or <a href="Documentation/JavaPowUpload_Manual_HTML/phpinstall.html">PHP</a><br />
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If you cannot run the examples on your server, you may see the similar ones on <a href="http://www.element-it.com/demojavapow.aspx">our website</a><br />
Documentations for JavaPowUpload can be found in <strong>Documentation\</strong> folder or you may see their <a href="http://www.element-it.com/OnlineHelpJavaPowUpload/index.html">on-line version</a><br />
If you have questions or problems with the code, you may go to <b>Troubleshooting page</b> inside documentation for help.<br />
JavaPowUpload code depending of features used can be <strong>from 250 KB to 1 MB</strong> and saves to
JRE cache. Then it loads quickly.</p>
<p>In the examples trial version of JavaPowUpload is used. It doesn’t have any limitations of functioning but sometimes the message indicating that you are using a trial version appears. You may read about possible <a href="http://www.element-it.com/eulajavapow.aspx">licenses of JavaPowUpload</a>.<br />
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Take a look also for our <a target="_blank" href="http://www.element-it.com/multiple-file-upload/flash-uploader.aspx">Flash upload control</a> if you need <strong>easy and fast solution for multiple files upload</strong> or <a target="_blank" href="http://www.element-it.com/multiple-file-upload/silverlight-image-uploader.aspx">Ultimate Uploader</a> if you need to upload <strong>very large files</strong> (greater than PHP, ASP.NET and server limitations) </p>
<h3>Uploader examples:</h3>
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<a href="uploadtest.html">Test Upload</a>
- We recommend running this example first! It shows classical Form based uploading and another with the help of JavaPowUpload. The example allows you to check whether the server script that accepts files works.
<li> <a href="simpleupload.html">Simple upload</a>
- It is a simple example of uploading with the help of JavaPowUpload. <strong>All files uploaded at the single request. Themes is disabled.</strong> </li>
<li> <a href="detectandInstallJava.html">Detect and install Java </a> - This example demonstrate how to deploy applet with help of<strong> Deployment Toolkit Script (deployJava.js)</strong> . </li>
<li> <a href="uploadfilefilter.html">Upload file filter</a>
- This example shows the posibility to set various filters for selected files. You can configure JavaPowUpload to <strong>filter files by size, type, total count, total size</strong>. </li>
<li> <a href="simpleuploadwithresize.html">Advanced upload</a>
- It is a advanced example of uploading with the help of JavaPowUpload. <strong>All files uploaded at the single request</strong>. Also it has <strong>JavaScript resize/collapse feature and themes enabled</strong>.</li>
<li> <a href="resumableupload.html">Resumable and Large files upload</a> - This is an example of <b>resumable file upload</b> and uploading very large files (10 GB tested). JavaPowUpload uploads files by chunks, each less than 2 MB. Compression feature available. </li>
<li> <a href="zipbeforeupload.html">ZIP before upload</a> - This is an example of <b>compression files on client side before upload. </b> JavaPowUpload compress files to archive and upload it to server.</li>
<li><a href="filesystemtreeupload.html">Simple upload with file system tree view </a> - This example shows how it is possible to choose files in JavaPowUpload. The users depending on preferences are able to choose files in <b>browse dialogue window or in a tree</b> (value Upload.FileSystemTree.Visible=true).</li>
<li> <a href="javascriptupload.html">JavaScript + HTML interface</a> - The example shows the possibility to <b>change JavaPowUpload interface on user’s own HTML interface</b> with the help of javascript + HTML</li>
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<a href="uploadwithform.html">Upload with Form fields</a>
- The example shows the <b>transferring form values</b> (<Form... <input..) together with uploaded files. The values can be transferred by GET or POST methods.</li>
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<a href="directorystructure.html">Upload directory structure</a>
- This is an example of uploading multiple files with the help of JavaPowUpload. A structure of attached files and folders that a user has chosen on local PC for upload is created on server.</li>
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<a href="uploadtoamazons3.html">Upload files directly to Amazon S3</a>
- The example shows how to upload files directly to Amazon S3 servers.</li>
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<h3>Compact view samples:</h3>
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<li> <a href="compactupload1.html">Compact view 1</a> - This is an example of how to make interface more compact.</li>
<li> <a href="compactupload2.html">Compact view 2</a> - This is second example of how to make interface more compact.</li>
<li> <a href="compactupload3.html">Compact view 3</a> - This is third example of how to make interface more compact.</li>
<li> <a href="compactupload4.html">Only browse button view</a> - This is example how to show only browse button and main intefrace after files selected.</li>
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<h3>Thumbnails upload samples:</h3>
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<li> <a href="uploadthumbnails.html">Upload thumbnails</a> - This example shows the possibility of <b>image upload and different manipulations</b> with images. A user can see image thumbnails, rotate, crop or resize images before upload.</li>
<li> <a href="severalthumbnails.html">Several thumbnails</a> - Upload several thumbnails of the one image.</li>
<li> <a href="watermarkthumbnails.html">Watermark thumbnails</a> - Upload thumbnails with watermark.</li>
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<h3>Downloader examples:</h3>
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<li> <a href="simpledownload.html">Simple download</a> -
This is an example of <b>multiple files and folders download</b> with the help of JavaPowUpload.
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<li> <a href="windowmodedownload.html">Download in window Mode</a> - An example of downloading with the help of JavaPowUpload that has the interface in a new window <b>similar to the dialogue window</b> in a browser. </li>
<li> <a href="downloadlistfromscript.html">Dinamicaly generate download list</a> - This is an example where the programme generates XML file that contains list of files for downloading. The XML file is generated on the base of existing folder on server.</li>
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<h3>Universal examples:</h3>
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<li> <a href="colorboxsample.html">Display in javascript window</a> -
This example shows how to display JavaPowUpload interface in a java script window (not pop-up!). It uses a free JQuery and Colorbox libraries.
With such sample you can <b>always find needed space at your page</b> for JavaPowUpload!</li>
<li> <a href="themes.html">45+ themes</a> - The example demonstrates how to apply ready-made skin pack for JavaPowUpload interface. <b>45 themes included.</b></li>
<li> <a href="samplewithoutthemes.html">Themes disabled</a> - The example demonstrates how to disable themes support and to make applet size less.</b></li>
<li><a href="detectlanguage.html">Detect language </a> - example demonstrates automatic detection of user language and allow select translation for JavaPowUpload interface.
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<h3>Extra:</h3>
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<li> <a href="localization.html"><strong>Translate messages and labels</strong></a> -
The tool to <b>translate messages and notes</b> in JavaPowUpload into any language. It is also possible to edit existing ready translations.
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