Uploading Large files to Server using Asp.Net
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I have been given the task to upload a few large files in a new project. Files sizes will be no more than 200MB. I have been doing my research on the best approach to uploading these files to the server. I was just wondering if anyone out there has tried to implement something similiar and has any advice to give? Ideally I would like to split the file into seperate files to upload and then re-combine on the server. Any comments are greatly appreciated. ASP all the way
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I have been given the task to upload a few large files in a new project. Files sizes will be no more than 200MB. I have been doing my research on the best approach to uploading these files to the server. I was just wondering if anyone out there has tried to implement something similiar and has any advice to give? Ideally I would like to split the file into seperate files to upload and then re-combine on the server. Any comments are greatly appreciated. ASP all the way
My 2 cents: 1) Maybe implement the solution using FTP. Have your client use FTP to a predtermined location and process it from there. 2) Investigate 3rd Party controls that are designed specifically to upload large files. Good luck. :thumbsup:
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My 2 cents: 1) Maybe implement the solution using FTP. Have your client use FTP to a predtermined location and process it from there. 2) Investigate 3rd Party controls that are designed specifically to upload large files. Good luck. :thumbsup:
Thanks David, These are the kind of solutions we have been looking into. Thanks for your input much appreciated.
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I have been given the task to upload a few large files in a new project. Files sizes will be no more than 200MB. I have been doing my research on the best approach to uploading these files to the server. I was just wondering if anyone out there has tried to implement something similiar and has any advice to give? Ideally I would like to split the file into seperate files to upload and then re-combine on the server. Any comments are greatly appreciated. ASP all the way
in your web.config file state: <httpRuntime maxRequestLength="300000"/> this line is placed in the section: <system.web>
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.