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We have developed our application using JAVA with JSP and deployed it in Parallels Plesk server v9.3.<br />
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&nbsp;In our application, there is a provision for users to upload an image file from their desktop to Parallels Plesk server. <br />
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But in Parallels Plesk server, we could not able to upload a file. It occurs only in this server. <br />

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Hi

We have developed our application using JAVA with JSP and deployed it in Parallels Plesk server v9.3.

 In our application, there is a provision for users to upload an image file from their desktop to Parallels Plesk server. 

But in Parallels Plesk server, we could not able to upload a file. It occurs only in this server. 


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