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Uploading file to Intranet

I've tried getting a problem resolved from the Windows forum, but I figure
maybe someone here might know the answer to my problem. I have a Windows
application and I am trying to upload a file to my Intranet location as
follows;

Dim MyClient As System.Net.WebClient
MyClient.UploadFile(myWebaddress, myfile)

where I've set the values as; myWebaddress = "http://myserver/sample/" and
myfile = "C:\Temp\Temp.txt".
I also granted "Full Control" to IUSR_xxx to the folder ("sample") and I
still get "(405)Method Not Allowed". Anything else I can try to determine
why this error is happening?
Nov 18 '05 #1
1 1163
you need to write an web page on the server to recieve the file and write it
to the directory. you could also look a using webdav if its installed on
your server.

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I've tried getting a problem resolved from the Windows forum, but I figure
maybe someone here might know the answer to my problem. I have a Windows
application and I am trying to upload a file to my Intranet location as
follows;

Dim MyClient As System.Net.WebClient
MyClient.UploadFile(myWebaddress, myfile)

where I've set the values as; myWebaddress = "http://myserver/sample/" and
myfile = "C:\Temp\Temp.txt".
I also granted "Full Control" to IUSR_xxx to the folder ("sample") and I
still get "(405)Method Not Allowed". Anything else I can try to determine
why this error is happening?

Nov 18 '05 #2

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