How to calculate file upload and download time using asp.net C#
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I have a scenario in which need to calculate the Server Time for uploading files as per the Connection speed. Example:
Need to calculate time to upload files with Connection speed 256Kbps and more If connection breaks then checking the remaining time and restart the download or upload operation where it was break
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I have a scenario in which need to calculate the Server Time for uploading files as per the Connection speed. Example:
Need to calculate time to upload files with Connection speed 256Kbps and more If connection breaks then checking the remaining time and restart the download or upload operation where it was break
Gaurav.Kumar.Arora wrote:
I have a scenario in which need to calculate the Server Time for uploading files as per the Connection speed.
Gaurav.Kumar.Arora wrote:
Example: Need to calculate time to upload files with Connection speed 256Kbps and more If connection breaks then checking the remaining time and restart the download or upload operation where it was break
You want to do it using ASP.NET ?
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I have a scenario in which need to calculate the Server Time for uploading files as per the Connection speed. Example:
Need to calculate time to upload files with Connection speed 256Kbps and more If connection breaks then checking the remaining time and restart the download or upload operation where it was break
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I have a scenario in which need to calculate the Server Time for uploading files as per the Connection speed. Example:
Need to calculate time to upload files with Connection speed 256Kbps and more If connection breaks then checking the remaining time and restart the download or upload operation where it was break
That's not an example, it's a line from your spec. you can't do that in ASP.NET. You can buy third party components that will do it. They will use ActiveX or Java. Of course, you can write your own in C++/ActiveX ( so will only work in IE ), or in Java.
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