Returns the name of the file that was uploaded. Note that this is different from the POST variable name; the POST variable name is the key in the /hom/hou/webServer/Request.html#files dict.

Returns the size of the file that was uploaded.

Returns whether the uploaded file is currently stored in memory, or if it is too large and was streamed to a temporary file on disk. See hou.webServer.run to change the thresholds for what is considered a large file upload.

If isInMemory returns False, returns the path to the uploaded file that was streamed to disk. Otherwise returns an empty string.

Note that if an uploaded file was saved to disk it is automatically deleted after the response is sent.

Force a in-memory file to be saved to a temporary file on disk.

If the file was already saved to a temporary file, calling this method has no effect.

Read up to max_size bytes of the uploaded file and return the bytes as a bytes object in Python 3 and a str object in Python 2 (see HOM binary data support for more information). This method handles the cases where the file’s contents are stored in memory and when they are in a temporary file. If max_size is negative this method returns the rest of the data in the file, but be careful not to load very large file uploads into memory.