ASP HTTP Upload Component

[Uncle Ben]

Is there any good and reliable Upload Component for ASP (or ASP.NET)? I
need one which provides an upload status bar.

As well, it must be able to handle more than 4 gigabytes of data transfer.
Internet connections can be unreliable at times. This component needs to be
able to resume broken uploads.

Thank you for your recommendations.

[Ray Costanzo [MVP]]

"Uncle Ben" <sp******@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Is there any good and reliable Upload Component for ASP (or ASP.NET)? I
need one which provides an upload status bar.
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2189
ASP Upload is the one that I've used. It has progress bar scripting built
in. http://support.persits.com/upload/progress.asp
As well, it must be able to handle more than 4 gigabytes of data transfer.
8| 4GB? I don't know that http is the protocol you want to be using
here...
Internet connections can be unreliable at times. This component needs to
be
able to resume broken uploads.

I don't believe that you'll be able to do that regardless of what component
you use, unless you wind up going with a browser plugin for the upload
portion as opposed to using a <input type="file">.

Have you considered FTP or providing VPN access to the server that people
need to put files on?

Ray at home

[Uncle Ben]

I need the users to enter a number of fields to describe the file that they
are about to upload. If I use FTP upload, would I be able to do this type
of FORM processing?

For example, using HTTP Upload, I can have a number of fields and a FILE
BROWSE button all on the same form. The user fills out the form and browses
for the file and clicks a single SUBMIT button to start the uploading.

But if I use FTP, would I be able to achieve the same effect as above?

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"Uncle Ben" <sp******@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Is there any good and reliable Upload Component for ASP (or ASP.NET)? I
need one which provides an upload status bar.
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2189
ASP Upload is the one that I've used. It has progress bar scripting built
in. http://support.persits.com/upload/progress.asp

As well, it must be able to handle more than 4 gigabytes of data transfer.
8| 4GB? I don't know that http is the protocol you want to be using
here...

Internet connections can be unreliable at times. This component needs

to be
able to resume broken uploads.

I don't believe that you'll be able to do that regardless of what

component you use, unless you wind up going with a browser plugin for the upload
portion as opposed to using a <input type="file">.

Have you considered FTP or providing VPN access to the server that people
need to put files on?

Ray at home

[Gérard Leclercq]

Free and good component on www.dundas.com

[Sven Pernils]

Best and cheapest upload component, with the ability to show upload progress
is Persist Software AspUpload. Works like a charm. You can find it at
www.aspupload.com

Sven

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I need the users to enter a number of fields to describe the file that they
are about to upload. If I use FTP upload, would I be able to do this type
of FORM processing?

For example, using HTTP Upload, I can have a number of fields and a FILE
BROWSE button all on the same form. The user fills out the form and
browses
for the file and clicks a single SUBMIT button to start the uploading.

But if I use FTP, would I be able to achieve the same effect as above?

"Ray Costanzo [MVP]" <my first name at lane 34 dot commercial> wrote in
message news:OL**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

"Uncle Ben" <sp******@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Is there any good and reliable Upload Component for ASP (or ASP.NET)?
> I
> need one which provides an upload status bar.

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2189
ASP Upload is the one that I've used. It has progress bar scripting
built
in. http://support.persits.com/upload/progress.asp

> As well, it must be able to handle more than 4 gigabytes of data transfer.

8| 4GB? I don't know that http is the protocol you want to be using
here...

> Internet connections can be unreliable at times. This component needs

to > be
> able to resume broken uploads.

I don't believe that you'll be able to do that regardless of what

component

you use, unless you wind up going with a browser plugin for the upload
portion as opposed to using a <input type="file">.

Have you considered FTP or providing VPN access to the server that people
need to put files on?

Ray at home