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Hi!

I created an aspx file that allows the user to upload files over an
HtmlInputFile object.

My problem is: the upload works fine, but, once the upload has succeeded,
the whole content of the HtmlInputFile will be added to the RAM of the
aspnet_worker process. So let's say, the worker process initializes with 30
MB RAM, when I upload an 20 MB file, the worker process will be 50 MB.

Response.ClearContent();

Response.Clear();
Response.OutputStream.Close();
Response.Flush();

PostedFile.Dispose()

and I closed the FileStream. But the worker process will not free the
memory.
Any idea? Thanks in adcance.
David
Oct 31 '05 #1
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