i want only the excel file
as in browser & after that validate that data & save into uor
database.........
Could you repeat that in different words? I'm having difficulty
understanding exactly what you want... in a browser, you can use an
<input type="file" /(with the correct form-encoding for multipart-
mime) to allow the user to attach a file for upload. At the web-server
you can read this uploaded stream - for instance in ASP.NET it is
accessed by Request.Files (multiple files can be uploaded at once on
different inputs).
Now; most parsers will accept a stream as input; for instance, I do
something *very* similar using a CSV reader. I'm guessing that
filehelpers will do similar. And as a last resort you can save the
request stream to a temp area, and then point the parser at the temp
file [parsing direct of the request is cleaner IMO].
If you want the browser experience to *be* Excel, then you might want
to look at something like sharepoint, and customising the behavior
there.
Marc
