upload/UploadSet SAP SE This control allows you to upload one or more files from your devices (desktop, tablet, or phone) and attach them to your application.<br> This control builds on the {@link sap.m.UploadCollection} control, providing better handling of headers and requests, unified behavior of instant and deferred uploads, as well as improved progress indication. 1.62 sap.ui.core/Control Allowed file types for files to be uploaded. <br>If this property is not set, any file can be uploaded. Maximum length of names of files to be uploaded. <br>If set to <code>null</code> or <code>0</code>, any files can be uploaded, regardless of their names length. Size limit in megabytes for files to be uploaded. <br>If set to <code>null</code> or <code>0</code>, files of any size can be uploaded. Allowed media types for files to be uploaded. <br>If this property is not set, any file can be uploaded. Defines custom text for the 'No data' text label. Defines custom text for the 'No data' description label. Defines whether the upload process should be triggered as soon as the file is added.<br> If set to <code>false</code>, no upload is triggered when a file is added. Defines whether file icons should be displayed. Defines whether it is allowed to terminate the upload process. Defines whether the upload action is allowed. URL where the uploaded files will be stored. This event is fired when a new file is added to the set of items to be uploaded. The file that has just been added. This event is fired just before a new file is added to the set of items to be uploaded. The file to be added to the set of items to be uploaded. This event is fired just before the confirmation dialog for 'Remove' action is displayed. The item to be removed from the set of items to be uploaded. This event is fired when the edit button is clicked for an item and no other item is being edited at the same time. <br>If there is another item that has unsaved changes, the editing of the clicked item cannot be started. The item to be edited. This event is fired right before the upload process begins. The file whose upload is just about to start. This event is fired right after the upload process is finished. The file whose upload has just been completed. This event is fired right before the upload is terminated. The file whose upload is about to be terminated. This event is fired right after the upload is terminated. The file whose upload has just been terminated. This event is fired in either of the following cases: <ul> <li>When a file that is selected to be uploaded fails to meet the file type restriction (<code>fileType</code> property).</li> <li>When the file type restriction changes, and the file to be uploaded fails to meet the new restriction.</li> </ul> The file that fails to meet the file type restriction specified in the <code>fileType</code> property. This event is fired in either of the following cases: <ul> <li>When a file that is selected to be uploaded fails to meet the file name length restriction specified in the <code>maxFileNameLength</code> property.</li> <li>When the file name length restriction changes, and the file to be uploaded fails to meet the new restriction.</li> </ul> The file that fails to meet the file name length restriction specified in the <code>maxFileNameLength</code> property. This event is fired in either of the following cases: <ul> <li>When a file that is selected to be uploaded fails to meet the file size restriction specified in the <code>maxFileSize</code> property.</li> <li>When the file size restriction changes, and the file to be uploaded fails to meet the new restriction.</li> </ul> The file that fails to meet the file size restriction specified in the <code>maxFileSize</code> property. This event is fired in either of the following cases: <ul> <li>When a file that is selected to be uploaded fails to meet the media type restriction specified in the <code>mediaTypes</code> property.</li> <li>When the media type restriction changes, and the file to be uploaded fails to meet the new restriction.</li> </ul> The file that fails to meet the media type restriction specified in the <code>mediaTypes</code> property. This event is fired simultaneously with the respective event in the inner {@link sap.m.List} control. Items whose selection status has just been changed. Items representing files that have already been uploaded. Items representing files yet to be uploaded. Header fields to be included in the header section of an XHR request. Main toolbar of the <code>UploadSet</code> control. Defines the uploader to be used. If not specified, the default implementation is used.