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File name of the uploaded file. This does not include any extraneous path information from the client (for example, if c:\directory\file.txt is uploaded, this returns file.txt). Specifies whether or not a file was uploaded. If the file input is left blank on the form, then no file is sent with the request. Gets a reference to the underlying HttpPostedFile object from which the FileUpload control acquires its property information. You can use this object to acquire additional information about the uploaded file such as its length and its MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension) type. Saves the uploaded file to the location specified by filename.

In this chapter, we take things to the next level with an arcade classic: Asteroids. The goal of this chapter is to illustrate a polygon-based game (Asteroids), as opposed to the previous chapter s sprite-based game (Space Blaster). Using polygons presents a new set of challenges due to the limited polygon capabilities of Android, as you ll see in the next section. Nevertheless, Asteroids is a relatively simple game that takes advantage of the high portability of the Java language by reusing code from the standard Java SE Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT). Let s get started.

As you work with file uploads, you ll routinely encounter HttpPostedFile objects that give you access to information about a file the user has uploaded. The PostedFile property of the FileUpload control is one example. Table 11-2 outlines the various members of the Http PostedFile class.

Size (in bytes) of the uploaded file. MIME type of the uploaded file. This defines the type of file being uploaded (for example, text/html, application/ msword, image/jpeg, and so on). Raw file name from the client that includes client-path information. Unlike the FileName property on the FileUpload control, you need to manually parse the file name out of this property before you can use it. Gives you direct access to the stream containing the uploaded file data. Saves the uploaded file to the location specified by filename.

Using the logging methods does not guarantee that logging information will be published. Logging information is filtered through various layers before it gets printed to a preferred destination, as you may recall from the Overview of the log4j Architecture section. For a logging call to be successful, the following conditions must be satisfied. Any logging information will be approved by a logger if and only if the level p associated with the logging message is equal to or greater than the level q assigned to the logger. In other words, if p >= q is satisfied, the logger will approve the message and pass it on to the associated Appender objects. The Appender objects, in turn, can have Filter objects associated with them. If they do, the Filter objects need to approve the logging messages in order to publish them to their final destination. Finally, if you are using any specialized Layout or ObjectRenderer objects, they all need to be successful in order to publish the logging messages. With respect to Logger, the main filtering happens at the logging levels. As discussed earlier, a Logger will have its own Level or will inherit the Level of its closest parent in the hierarchy recursively. Thus, if a Logger has a default Level of WARN, any attempt to do logging with the info() method will produce no logging information.

Based on the fact that the FileUpload control has a method called SaveAs, saving an uploaded file seems a trivial process at best. Listing 11-1 assumes you have a web form with a FileUpload control named FileUploader and a button named btnUpload that the user clicks to submit the file.