Will Java how to achieve cross-server file upload ?

Will Java how to achieve cross-server file upload ?

file information is stored in a web server database file is saved in another machine .
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WEBservice Interface should be
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how to understand cross-server file upload it ?
general document on the web service where the container , the file path information is saved to the database, the path taken by loading the file .
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certainly this demand ah ! If I could get a dedicated file server storage resources ?
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via FTP to upload files to the server, and then save the path into the database .
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I can think of is : Can you get a special way , incoming file server ip address, so go read the file server 's file system.
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top, I would like to know .
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5 Floor positive solution . Want to upload files to another separate file server, you must use FTP to do .
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the easiest way is to make a disk mapping , the file server's disk is mapped to the web server. Then taken in a local directory with the web server .
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we use controls do . Pass directly to the storage server above .
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2 Floor positive solution of data between systems webservice can call
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our system is thrift frame.
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3K, currently using FTP mode , time studies Web Service. . .
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is the user uploaded files can be saved A single server in which you can save on the B server , etc., but the application only exists in a single server.
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certainly this demand ah ! If I could get a dedicated file server storage resources ?   file server. . .
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certainly this demand ah ! If I could get a dedicated file server storage resources ?   record for a moment, you can look at : http://blog.csdn.net/for_china2012/article/details/16820607
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general document on the web service where the container , the file path information is saved to the database , load when the path taken by the file . --- Positive solution, you said cross-server , in fact, to interact with the interface .
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present in this way , but still have to study a another method. . .
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record a bit, you can see look : http://blog.csdn.net/for_china2012/article/details/16820607
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FTP is not required , Java implemented in a variety of ways . . .