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Not to be confused with the "multipart/form-data" encoding type for form-based file uploads. This is not an implementation of that protocol for S3.
by jluxenberg 16y ago
Not to be confused with the "multipart/form-data" encoding type for form-based file uploads. This is not an implementation of that protocol for S3.
- chunkbot 16y agoBecause we love it when corporations come up with their own proprietary implementations of existing open protocols with similar if not superior functionality.
- JeremyBanks 16y agoApples and oranges. multipart/form-data is used for sending a set of form information, possibly including files, all together. This announcement is that S3 will now allow you to upload a file in pieces so that you don't lose everything when an upload is interrupted.
- drivebyacct2 16y agoI don't understand your sarcasm. I think you misunderstand which of these protocols ARE existing, and they both seem pretty darn open.