Here is a quick and simple solution to set csrf token to sap.ui.unified.FileUploader control:
1) Since OData model supports csrf token handling, you can retrieve csrf token from OData model’s header:
var csrfToken = this.getView().getModel().oHeaders[‘x-csrf-token’];
2) Set the token to FileUploader header. Say oUpload is the reference to your sap.ui.unified.FileUploader control.
2.1 Set SendXHR to true
oUpload.setSendXHR(true);
2.2 create header parameter with csrf token and add to FileUploader control header
var headerParma = new sap.ui.unified.FileUploaderParameter();
headerParma.setName(‘x-csrf-token’);
headerParma.setValue(csrfToken);
oUpload.addHeaderParameter(headerParma);
Hi Ken,
Fetching the token this way throws an error in loading the application. This is considered an illegal syntax.
Please do not try to retrieve CSRF token at onInit() method. The CSRF token is not ready at the application startup stage. Suggest to retrieve CSRF token at:
1) onAfterRendering() or onUpdateFinished() after the model data has already retrieved from server.
2) Or at the time when you do uploading.
if (!this.csrfToken) {
this.csrfToken = this.getView().getModel().oHeaders['x-csrf-token'];
oUpload.setSendXHR(true);
var headerParma = new sap.ui.unified.FileUploaderParameter();
headerParma.setName('x-csrf-token');
headerParma.setValue(this.csrfToken);
oUpload.addHeaderParameter(headerParma);
}
oUpload.upload();
Hope it helps.