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Hi

I have this situation where I need to upload a file to the server which is not web-server where the application relies, because my web servers are in the cluster and if the user uploads some file to one of ther web-servers the file wouldn't appear in another web server. Can I somehow upload a file to another machine and then just setting a hyperlink to it there. Is there any solution doing that? Or should I try something else in this situation? I will appreciate help of any kind

Thanks

Peter
Nov 18 '05 #1
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sure, as long as you have UNC access to a \\server\share you should be able
to use this as the "save" path relative to the WWW server.

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Hi,

I have this situation where I need to upload a file to the server which is not web-server where the application relies, because my web servers are in
the cluster and if the user uploads some file to one of ther web-servers the
file wouldn't appear in another web server. Can I somehow upload a file to
another machine and then just setting a hyperlink to it there. Is there any
solution doing that? Or should I try something else in this situation? I
will appreciate help of any kind.
Thanks,

Peter

Nov 18 '05 #2
Creating a virtual path on both server that points to the same network share
should work.

In some cases, you could also save the file directly on a network share and
have an ASPX page streaming the file content for downloads (it avoids having
these files directly available on the Internet).

Patrice

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Hi,

I have this situation where I need to upload a file to the server which is not web-server where the application relies, because my web servers are in
the cluster and if the user uploads some file to one of ther web-servers the
file wouldn't appear in another web server. Can I somehow upload a file to
another machine and then just setting a hyperlink to it there. Is there any
solution doing that? Or should I try something else in this situation? I
will appreciate help of any kind.
Thanks,

Peter

Nov 18 '05 #3

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