File not recognised during upload

[Deepa]

Hi

I am trying to Upload two files; a doc and a pdf file. During testing the files got uploaded successfully. But, when we moved to Production it failed. The files get uploaded fine, but at the end of the upload process I check to see if the files are actually there by using the Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP") . I pass the correct credentials but comes back with a return code <> 200. The pdf is uploaded but the application thinks that it isn't there. I ran a script seperately to check if the file is there and it passed using the same function. Any thoughts

Thanks
Deepa

[Ray at]

Remember your DWG file problem? Same thing?

Ray at work

"Deepa" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I am trying to Upload two files; a doc and a pdf file. During testing the files got uploaded successfully. But, when we moved to Production it failed.
The files get uploaded fine, but at the end of the upload process I check to
see if the files are actually there by using the
Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP") . I pass the correct credentials
but comes back with a return code <> 200. The pdf is uploaded but the
application thinks that it isn't there. I ran a script seperately to check
if the file is there and it passed using the same function. Any thoughts?
Thanks.
Deepa

[deepa]

Hi Ray

I was testing in the same server before we went Production. I didn't have to add PDF to the MIME type liike DWG files while testing. My test script works using the same script though

Deepa

[Ray at]

Sounds to me like your live server is not setup the same as your test
server, like the liver server has the lockdown tool installed or is more
locked down in some other way or something. I think that you may want to
bring up the issues in an IIS group. But if you go there, don't go there
with the xmlhttp stuff. Test to see if the file is returned by just using a
standard Web browser to see what's really going on, and if that 404s, then
look into the IIS group.

Ray at work

"deepa" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi Ray,

I was testing in the same server before we went Production. I didn't have to add PDF to the MIME type liike DWG files while testing. My test script
works using the same script though.
Deepa