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  1. Kuali Rice Development
  2. KULRICE-12514 Component for Multiple File Upload
  3. KULRICE-12660

MultiFileUpload storage mechanisms/service calls

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          • Type: Sub Task
          • Status: Closed
          • Priority: Major
          • Resolution: Fixed
          • Affects Version/s: None
          • Fix Version/s: 2.5
          • Component/s: User Experience (UX)
          • Security Level: Public (Public: Anyone can view)
          • Labels:
            None
          • Rice Module:
            KRAD
          • Sprint:
            2.5.0-m3 Sprint 1, 2.5.0-m3 Sprint 2, 2.5.0-m4 Sprint 1, UXI 2.5.0-m4 Sprint 2, UXI 2.5.0-m5 Sprint 1, Core 2.5.0-m5 Sprint 2b
          • KAI Review Status:
            Not Required
          • KTI Review Status:
            Not Required
          • Code Review Status:
            Not Required
          • Include in Release Notes?:
            Yes

            Description

            Implement/discover how to store the files received from the controller. This may require extending from the Attachment service in someway. Try to avoid rolling our own but if necessary that is an option as well. Hopefully no datatable alterations to Attachment are required. Attachment does not store some information we need (timestamp), so may require a wrapper class, unknown at the moment. Note does store this information however, and a Note object is part of an Attachment

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                tdurkin Terry Durkin added a comment -

                Brian - KC has a requirement to store these in specific tables within our schema. For the base controller it's fine to have default behaviour but we will need to be able to validate and handle the uploaded files ourselves as well.

                Terry

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                tdurkin Terry Durkin added a comment - Brian - KC has a requirement to store these in specific tables within our schema. For the base controller it's fine to have default behaviour but we will need to be able to validate and handle the uploaded files ourselves as well. Terry

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                  • Assignee:
                    jheckel Jeff Heckel (Inactive)
                    Reporter:
                    bsmith Brian Smith (Inactive)
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