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    Radhakrishnan G
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    It is possible to schedule file uploads to the server with out any webservice?

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      It is possible to schedule file uploads to the server with out any webservice?

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      Yes. But, it's not possible to do it in ASP.NET, if you want to schedule an upload then there needs to be code running on the client machine to upload the file at the appointed time. Well, you could require them to keep a webpage open until the appointed time, but that's sure ugly.

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        It is possible to schedule file uploads to the server with out any webservice?

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        Hi, what do you mean by "without any webservice"? Do you have an ASP.NET application running on the server? You can create your own TCP/IP client/server program for example... What do you want to achieve exactly? Regards Sebastian

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          Yes. But, it's not possible to do it in ASP.NET, if you want to schedule an upload then there needs to be code running on the client machine to upload the file at the appointed time. Well, you could require them to keep a webpage open until the appointed time, but that's sure ugly.

          Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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          Yes we need to implement sheduler as a desktop application. How to send information to the server, do we need to keep a sperate page for doing this or Running a webservice in the server I mean which is better

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            Yes we need to implement sheduler as a desktop application. How to send information to the server, do we need to keep a sperate page for doing this or Running a webservice in the server I mean which is better

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            Radhakrishnan G. wrote:

            which is better

            Running a web service or WCF service will be better. :)

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