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Upload files listed in a table on page load

cwell
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I have a table with a list of file paths and file names. When the page loads I would like to upload all the listed files to the table APEX_APPLICATION_TEMP_FILES, is there a way to do this automatically?
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4030433 wrote:I have a table with a list of file paths and file names. When the page loads I would like to upload all the listed files to the table APEX_APPLICATION_TEMP_FILES...
You and every hacker on the planet...
is there a way to do this automatically?
Thankfully no. Basic browser security requires that users must manually select files for submission.
That is of course assuming that these files exist on the device that is opening the page. Things might be different if you are referring to files located on a file system that is mounted on the database server. Where does this list come from, and where are the listed files located?
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Thank you for your response. I'll have to look at another way of getting the files where I need them.