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IO Error and upload folder
  • I have used the following and am getting an "255.pdf (2.38MB) - IO Error" when uploading a file. I am using java as serverside script and javascript as client side script. My webserver is tomcat. OS is Mac OS X Snow Leopard. Jquery is 1.4+. My questions,
    1) do i need an upload folder on the server? Doesn't my script capture the upload file by itself? Or does it just take what ever files stored in the upload folder?
    2) How can i get a detailed error message? Do i need to implement any method and if so, how? Can you please give me examples.
    3) Is there an option with Uploadify to use server diskspace instead of server memory while processing uploaded files? Is this going to be a future feature?





    @import "./css/uploadify/uploadify.css";


    $('#uploadify').uploadify({
    'uploader': './Scripts/uploadify/uploadify.swf',
    'script': 'uploadFile.do',
    // 'folder': './uploads',
    'cancelImg': './images/uploadify/cancel.png',
    'auto': true,
    'multi': true
    });
  • I just checked what the error number is and found that it is IO Error 2038. Is there a page where we can check the error codes and their causes?
  • Hey Absurdmonkey,

    Can you tell me how you got the error number please?

    Thanks!
    Pata
  • If you hook to the onError event of Uploadify, you can see this error code (2038).

    I have this problem too, it relates to large files (about 5 MB or more, it doesn't matter how much exactly).
    My clients are IE8 or FireFox 3.6.6, the server is IIS, but it seems like a client issue.
    Does anyone have a solution?
  • Ofer said:
    If you hook to the onError event of Uploadify, you can see this error code (2038).

    I have this problem too, it relates to large files (about 5 MB or more, it doesn't matter how much exactly).
    My clients are IE8 or FireFox 3.6.6, the server is IIS, but it seems like a client issue.
    Does anyone have a solution?


    Check your post_max_size value in your php.ini file. This seems to be what dictates the file's maximum filesize before getting the #2038 error.
  • I solved this error by fixing permission to upload directory.