uploading the file
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Whether you are uploading a 1 GB file through 1. Mail attachement or 2. File upload control Both case to send a request of 1 GB to server, you have to tell the server that you are going to send a request having size more that 4096 KB( Becuase by default MAX request size length that you can send to IIS is system defined and it is 4096 KB) Configure you application to tell IIS the same as following Add this in web.Config file <httpRuntime maxRequestLength="size in KB" executionTimeout="seconds"> Put the amount of data you want to Transfer in KB and adjust the time in seconds. I hope it solves your problem ... :) Arindam D. Tewary
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Whether you are uploading a 1 GB file through 1. Mail attachement or 2. File upload control Both case to send a request of 1 GB to server, you have to tell the server that you are going to send a request having size more that 4096 KB( Becuase by default MAX request size length that you can send to IIS is system defined and it is 4096 KB) Configure you application to tell IIS the same as following Add this in web.Config file <httpRuntime maxRequestLength="size in KB" executionTimeout="seconds"> Put the amount of data you want to Transfer in KB and adjust the time in seconds. I hope it solves your problem ... :) Arindam D. Tewary
if you want to get a file upload control i can tell you some method. but sorry for my poor english ,if you know some chinese,contract me ,i will tell you .
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