Hi,
I am writing an ASP.NET project where I allow users to upload files to
the server. I have changed to web.config to allow a total file size of
100MB. My problem is that if the total file size exceed this amount the
page simply stops works, and I get a "Server unreachable" error.
Is there any way to handle this, so I am able to present the user with
a nice error message telling him that the maximum file size has been
exceeded.
Furthermore, it is my understanding that the server uploads all files
to memory before I get to handle them with HtmlInputFile. Is there any
way to perform some checking beforehand, by using http header handle or
something?
Examples will be appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
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Thomas Due
Software Developer
Scanvaegt Nordic A/S
6  4848 
hi
add httpruntime tag in WEB Config .. and add propery
maxrequestlengt h.
default value for maxrequestlengt h is around 4 MB u have
to change it..
by setting value for maxrequestlengt h will do.
vrushal -----Original Message-----
Hi,
I am writing an ASP.NET project where I allow users to
upload files tothe server. I have changed to web.config to allow a total
file size of100MB. My problem is that if the total file size exceed
this amount thepage simply stops works, and I get a "Server unreachable"
error.
Is there any way to handle this, so I am able to present
the user witha nice error message telling him that the maximum file
size has beenexceeded.
Furthermore, it is my understanding that the server
uploads all filesto memory before I get to handle them with HtmlInputFile.
Is there anyway to perform some checking beforehand, by using http
header handle orsomething?
Examples will be appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
--
Thomas Due
Software Developer
Scanvaegt Nordic A/S
.
Thomas Furthermore, it is my understanding that the server uploads all files
to memory before I get to handle them with HtmlInputFile. Is there any
way to perform some checking beforehand, by using http header handle or
something?
You need to use a third party product to do this type of thing. The fact
that large uploads are cached in memory will likely cause ASP.NET to
recycle/crash.
We do one solution and I believe there is at least one other out there -
though of course not as good as ours ;-).
Best Wishes
Jos
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jos vernon http://www.websupergoo.com
..NET Image Components & Consultancy
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Ty using a signed Java applet to upload your large files. The applet
can be embedded into a web page and upload the selected files via FTP.
This solution will allow your users to send files of any size.
Take a look at UUpload Pro http://www.unlimitedftp.ca/uupload/index.jsp
Regards,
John
"heroman" <be***@163.ne t> wrote in message news:<uD******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP09.phx.gbl>. .. can't use the web to upload file if the file large 2M
if you want upload large file ,you can use ftp,and use SERVU-FTP server,and
the database plugins ,you can use asp or asp.net control it
"Thomas Due" <t.due@scanvaeg t_REMOVE.dk> ????
news:OE******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Hi,
I am writing an ASP.NET project where I allow users to upload files to
the server. I have changed to web.config to allow a total file size of
100MB. My problem is that if the total file size exceed this amount the
page simply stops works, and I get a "Server unreachable" error.
Is there any way to handle this, so I am able to present the user with
a nice error message telling him that the maximum file size has been
exceeded.
Furthermore, it is my understanding that the server uploads all files
to memory before I get to handle them with HtmlInputFile. Is there any
way to perform some checking beforehand, by using http header handle or
something?
Examples will be appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
--
Thomas Due
Software Developer
Scanvaegt Nordic A/S
John Tkaczewski wrote: Ty using a signed Java applet to upload your large files. The applet
can be embedded into a web page and upload the selected files via FTP.
This solution will allow your users to send files of any size.
Yes and it will require the users to enable java applets, even though
it would be signed, this will be cut off some users. What I want is a
pure ASP.NET solution, but maybe that is not possible.
Thank you for your reply though.
--
Thomas Due
Software Developer
Scanvaegt Nordic A/S
Jos Vernon wrote: It is possible using a third party product like our ABCUpload .NET -
written in managed code.
Managed code? What does that mean?
It's just not possible using the - straight - .NET Framework.
Ok, thank you for the reply.
--
Thomas Due
Software Developer
Scanvaegt Nordic A/S
> Managed code? What does that mean?
It essentially means that the code is written in VB.NET or C# rather than
C++ or VB6.
Best Wishes
Jos
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jos vernon http://www.websupergoo.com
..NET Image Components & Consultancy
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