I'm developing under IIS V5.1 and testing on an ethernet with IIS hosted on
WinXPPro.
I am trying to implement file-upload using a polished version of the
technique published in
<http://msdn.microsoft. com/library/default.asp?url =/library/en-us/dnasdj01/html/asp0900.asp>
IIS goes out to lunch when it gets to the CreateTextFile statement in the
lines:
objFSO = server.createOb ject("Scripting .FileSystemObje ct")
SavePath = Server.MapPath( FilePath)
Set SaveFile = objFSO.CreateTe xtFile(SavePath , True)
SaveFile.Write( fileData)
SaveFile.Close
- it is (presumably) the CreateTextFile method, because I can comment out
the Write statement and it still hangs.
Stopping and restarting IIS doesn't work, it's reboot time.
I already have a (working) script that exports an Access query to an XML
file in the directory I want to upload the file to, so it's (apparently) not
a permissions issue.
Any ideas of what I'm missing, or a workaround?
Thanks
NeilS
BTW - the mods I did to Steven Disbrow's code were basically to get a factor
of four improvement in processing speed for the file I wanted to upload by
changing:
PostData = ""
Dim biData
biData = Request.BinaryR ead(Request.Tot alBytes)
'Careful! It's binary! So, let's change it into something a bit more
manageable.
For nIndex = 1 to LenB(biData)
PostData = PostData & Chr(AscB(MidB(b iData,nIndex,1) ))
Next
To the following:
rawLength = Request.TotalBy tes
Dim biData, chrData
chrData = Array()
Redim chrData(rawLeng th)
biData = Request.BinaryR ead(rawLength)
For nIndex = 1 to rawLength
chrData(nIndex) = Chr(AscB(MidB(b iData,nIndex,1) ))
Next
PostData = Join(chrData,"" )
- you can imagine the performance of moving quarter-megabyte strings around
in memory every time you need to concatenate an extra character!
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> IIS goes out to lunch when it gets to the CreateTextFile statement in the lines:
objFSO = server.createOb ject("Scripting .FileSystemObje ct")
SavePath = Server.MapPath( FilePath)
Set SaveFile = objFSO.CreateTe xtFile(SavePath , True)
SaveFile.Write( fileData)
SaveFile.Close
- it is (presumably) the CreateTextFile method, because I can comment out
the Write statement and it still hangs.
Stopping and restarting IIS doesn't work, it's reboot time.
Some Antivirus programs blocks this kind of operation. See the
configuration section to disable Script blocking.
André
"André Nobre" wrote: Some Antivirus programs blocks this kind of operation. See the
configuration section to disable Script blocking.
I remember now, I've been bitten by this one before. Thanks so much.
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