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I use angular to upload the file as below :

If I run the following code, I get 403(Forbidden)

var contextRoot = "http://localhost\\:6060/nomunoli";
...
...
uploadFile : function(taglist, description, userid, file) {
    return $upload.upload({
        url : contextRoot + "/auth/insertNMNL001FUN02",
        fields : {
            'description' : description,
            'userId' : userid,
            'tagList' : taglist,
        },
        file : file,
        fileFormDataName : 'file'
    });
},
...

In debugger console

POST http://localhost/:6060/nomunoli/auth/insertNMNL001FUN02 403 (Forbidden)
    b   @   angular.min.js:79
    s   @   angular.min.js:74
    c.$get.f    @   angular.min.js:71
    l.promise.then.J    @   angular.min.js:101
    (anonymous function)    @   angular.min.js:102
    a.$get.h.$eval  @   angular.min.js:113
    a.$get.h.$digest    @   angular.min.js:110
    a.$get.h.$apply @   angular.min.js:113
    (anonymous function)    @   angular.min.js:195
    n.event.dispatch    @   jquery-2.1.3.min.js:3
    n.event.add.r.handle    @   jquery-2.1.3.min.js:3

When I change the code as below, it is OK. 

...
uploadFile : function(taglist, description, userid, file) {
    return $upload.upload({
        url : "http://localhost\\:6060/nomunoli/auth/insertNMNL001FUN02",
        fields : {
            'description' : description,
            'userId' : userid,
            'tagList' : taglist,
        },
        file : file,
        fileFormDataName : 'file'
    });
},
...
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  • Two different types of slashes? You are using both ` and /` in your URL. Also, is there a slash required when specifying the port? Commented Sep 9, 2015 at 3:41
  • Yes, I need to specifying the port. Later, we will use address:port Commented Sep 9, 2015 at 3:45
  • One issue: There shouldn't be a slash between the domain (localhost) and the port (6060). Commented Sep 9, 2015 at 3:46
  • Later, I have to use global IP address and port to access the server side. Commented Sep 9, 2015 at 3:47
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