Calling a Web Service From Desktop App
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The question is quite simple (but I could not find the best answer myself): What is the best C# way to transfer a file from a Desktop application (Windows Application) to a Server for persistance? Persisting information about a windows form is ok, but how about persisting it somewhere else on the web? Regards, Vini
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The question is quite simple (but I could not find the best answer myself): What is the best C# way to transfer a file from a Desktop application (Windows Application) to a Server for persistance? Persisting information about a windows form is ok, but how about persisting it somewhere else on the web? Regards, Vini
Marcos Accioly wrote:
What is the best C# way to transfer a file from a Desktop application (Windows Application) to a Server for persistance?
File.Copy ??? Or do you mean positng the file via a WebService? The title of this post doesn't seem to fit the contents.
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Marcos Accioly wrote:
What is the best C# way to transfer a file from a Desktop application (Windows Application) to a Server for persistance?
File.Copy ??? Or do you mean positng the file via a WebService? The title of this post doesn't seem to fit the contents.
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Sorry Mark for being confusing. All I wanna do is to copy, from my windows app, a bunch of configuration in an xml file to a remote server. Doesn't need necessarily be via web services. Does File.Copy accept and ftp address or something similar? Cheers! Vini
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Sorry Mark for being confusing. All I wanna do is to copy, from my windows app, a bunch of configuration in an xml file to a remote server. Doesn't need necessarily be via web services. Does File.Copy accept and ftp address or something similar? Cheers! Vini
It will accept UNC paths. 2.0 has the WebRequestMethods.Ftp class
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