IS THIS POSSIBLE?
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Hi Friends, I have an web application being hosted in webserver in which multiple files are being uploaded at once. At some point of Time,it takes too much of time to upload those multiple files(Due to large in size).So i have thought of first upload those files to local system Folder being predefined(client system) and at the end of the day by using some scheduler or some button click,Move all those files to server folder. Now,What i need is,Is it possible to trace out the client system from web application and move those files to Some Client Folder for time being. If Possible, Pls let me Know Friends. Thanks a lot, Hope there will be positive response as soon as possible, SNG
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him forever.
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Hi Friends, I have an web application being hosted in webserver in which multiple files are being uploaded at once. At some point of Time,it takes too much of time to upload those multiple files(Due to large in size).So i have thought of first upload those files to local system Folder being predefined(client system) and at the end of the day by using some scheduler or some button click,Move all those files to server folder. Now,What i need is,Is it possible to trace out the client system from web application and move those files to Some Client Folder for time being. If Possible, Pls let me Know Friends. Thanks a lot, Hope there will be positive response as soon as possible, SNG
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him forever.
SNG 2008 wrote:
Now,What i need is,Is it possible to trace out the client system from web application and move those files to Some Client Folder for time being.
Of course not. You could write a client side app you ask them to install, which submits your images. What makes you think your image files will get smaller after business hours ?
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