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Stream client side content to server

We have an asp.net application in which we use an embedded activeX control to
display an EMF. The control offers a client-side Copy method that copies the
contents to the client's clipboard. Is there a way we can then stream this
contents back to the server to be saved as a flat file or used to be embedded
into a PDF?

Thanks,
Nov 19 '05 #1
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add the support to the active/x control, or write a new one.

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We have an asp.net application in which we use an embedded activeX control
to
display an EMF. The control offers a client-side Copy method that copies
the
contents to the client's clipboard. Is there a way we can then stream
this
contents back to the server to be saved as a flat file or used to be
embedded
into a PDF?

Thanks,

Nov 19 '05 #2
you'd have to have a custom written, clientside, control that the use would
have to install.

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

"Scott Friedrich" wrote:
We have an asp.net application in which we use an embedded activeX control to
display an EMF. The control offers a client-side Copy method that copies the
contents to the client's clipboard. Is there a way we can then stream this
contents back to the server to be saved as a flat file or used to be embedded
into a PDF?

Thanks,

Nov 19 '05 #3
A couple of suggestions come to mind..
1) Post the data back to the server like you were doing a file upload
2) Create a WebService call and use that to post the data
Scott Friedrich wrote:
We have an asp.net application in which we use an embedded activeX control to
display an EMF. The control offers a client-side Copy method that copies the
contents to the client's clipboard. Is there a way we can then stream this
contents back to the server to be saved as a flat file or used to be embedded
into a PDF?

Thanks,

Nov 19 '05 #4

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