Thanks for your response about the difference.
I understand the difference.
I still have my problem with the .post file in the ASP.Net uploads
temporary files that disappears when I enter in my thread.
I tested the same code in .Net 1.1 and I don't have this problem !
The file doesn't disappear and I can read the Request.files (with
saveas method or by using a binaryreader object to read the file, ...)
Otherwise I have an ObjectDisposedException when I check to read it.
I don't know why my file is deleted and by who?
Is it a bad parameter in IIS 5 or in my web.config?
Thanks...
On 25 juin, 16:22, "Mark Fitzpatrick" <markf...@fitzme.comwrote:
David,
The main difference is the two web servers are completely different
beasts. The test web server that ships with VS is not a great one for heavy
lifting. It was written originally to provide users who have a version of
Windows that doesn't ship with IIS (such as XP Home) an alternative. It is
not based upon the same code and is, I believe, an enhancement of the
Cassini web server that MS released at the ASP.Net web site as a sample way
to integrate the asp.net runtime functionality.
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Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
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Hello,
I don't understand the difference of behavior of these two
webservers :
I'm uploading a file and I launch a thread that makes some treatments
with the Request.Files.
I saw that a new .post file was created on a "upload" directory of the
ASP.Net temporary files.
With the internal webserver :
- When I start my thread, I can use the Request.Files (passed by
parameter) perfectly
With IIS 5 :
- When I start my thread, I can't use the Request.Files (passed by
parameter) because the .post file disappears (just when I enter in my
thread).
So I would want to know why the two webservers have two different
behaviors?
How can I do with IIS 5?
Thanks in advance.
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