Sending file via web services

[AtulSureka]

Hi,

I have file of relatively larger size (4-5 Mbs) on client machine. I want to
send this file to Server. For this I am using web services.

Following is my perception, Please correct me if I am wrong
There can be two approches.

1. Push Model - In this content of the file is first read into byte array
and then it is pushed/send from client to Server. But with this model problem
lies when the file size is large.

2. Pull Model - In this whole file is pulled from client to server using
MTOM, DIME technique. But this requires the authentication.

what can be the most effictive way to send the file ?

Atul Sureka

[Sherif El-Meteny]

Greetings

Did you think about sending the file in Chunks?
"AtulSureka" <at*********@persistent.co.inwrote in message
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Hi,

I have file of relatively larger size (4-5 Mbs) on client machine. I want

to

send this file to Server. For this I am using web services.

Following is my perception, Please correct me if I am wrong
There can be two approches.

1. Push Model - In this content of the file is first read into byte array
and then it is pushed/send from client to Server. But with this model

problem

lies when the file size is large.

2. Pull Model - In this whole file is pulled from client to server using
MTOM, DIME technique. But this requires the authentication.

what can be the most effictive way to send the file ?

Atul Sureka

[AtulSureka]

Ya I thought of it. But for every chunk we have to call the web service,
which may reduce the performance. I wanted to know is there any direct
approch/technique to send large file.
"Sherif El-Meteny" wrote:

Greetings

Did you think about sending the file in Chunks?
"AtulSureka" <at*********@persistent.co.inwrote in message
news:B0**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi,

I have file of relatively larger size (4-5 Mbs) on client machine. I want

to

send this file to Server. For this I am using web services.

Following is my perception, Please correct me if I am wrong
There can be two approches.

1. Push Model - In this content of the file is first read into byte array
and then it is pushed/send from client to Server. But with this model

problem

lies when the file size is large.

2. Pull Model - In this whole file is pulled from client to server using
MTOM, DIME technique. But this requires the authentication.

what can be the most effictive way to send the file ?

Atul Sureka

[Kiran]

You can directly upload the file on to the server, bypassing the webservice.

The server path can be stored in web.config file.
Required credentials can be stored either in the web.config file or an
application pool that runs on a user name having the required credentials can
be used.

Push model is effective if you are dealing with Clients out of your network.
if the clients are located in the same network, pull model could be effective.

We use Push model for all our applications.

"AtulSureka" wrote:

Ya I thought of it. But for every chunk we have to call the web service,
which may reduce the performance. I wanted to know is there any direct
approch/technique to send large file.
"Sherif El-Meteny" wrote:

Greetings

Did you think about sending the file in Chunks?
"AtulSureka" <at*********@persistent.co.inwrote in message
news:B0**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi,
>
I have file of relatively larger size (4-5 Mbs) on client machine. I want

to

send this file to Server. For this I am using web services.
>
Following is my perception, Please correct me if I am wrong
There can be two approches.
>
1. Push Model - In this content of the file is first read into byte array
and then it is pushed/send from client to Server. But with this model

problem

lies when the file size is large.
>
2. Pull Model - In this whole file is pulled from client to server using
MTOM, DIME technique. But this requires the authentication.
>
what can be the most effictive way to send the file ?
>
Atul Sureka
>
>

[Sherif El-Meteny]

Yes there is. FTP.
"AtulSureka" <at*********@persistent.co.inwrote in message
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Ya I thought of it. But for every chunk we have to call the web service,
which may reduce the performance. I wanted to know is there any direct
approch/technique to send large file.
"Sherif El-Meteny" wrote:

Greetings

Did you think about sending the file in Chunks?
"AtulSureka" <at*********@persistent.co.inwrote in message
news:B0**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi,
>
I have file of relatively larger size (4-5 Mbs) on client machine. I

want

to

send this file to Server. For this I am using web services.
>
Following is my perception, Please correct me if I am wrong
There can be two approches.
>
1. Push Model - In this content of the file is first read into byte

array

and then it is pushed/send from client to Server. But with this model

problem

lies when the file size is large.
>
2. Pull Model - In this whole file is pulled from client to server

using

MTOM, DIME technique. But this requires the authentication.
>
what can be the most effictive way to send the file ?
>
Atul Sureka
>
>