NET Framework: Upload File to server

[Rambaldi]

Hi,

I've been searching through internet and all i find is how to upload a file by asp.net, not in an framework.
it is the same thing???

If you got some code or tutorial that could help me, post it please...

thanks in advance.

[harshmaul]

Hi Rambaldi,
If your having difficulty uploading useing asp.net (which is what i understand by yours question) you can check out this example...

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...ileupload.aspx

But in very short you need to use the <asp:FileUpload /> control, and then the SaveAs property of that. but the example explains all of that.

[Rambaldi]

Hi harshmaul,

Yeah, i want to know to to upload a file in asp.net, but my second question is if the same code would work in a windows form aplication, and if not not, where i can get some information to upload a file in a windows aplication.

Thanks in Advance,

Rambaldi.

[Plater]

What do you mean by "upload a file"? Do you have a server application that accepts files or something?

[Rambaldi]

What do you mean by "upload a file"? Do you have a server application that accepts files or something?

No :S

i want to take a file path give by the user in a Open File Dialog and then save that file to a server. Right now i dont have any server aplication to send that file, i was just thinking in making the right process and instead of send it to another server, just redirecting to my own machine like he was the server aplication, bu...t to another folder...

Any help?

Thanks in Advance.

[Plater]

So are more then one computer going to be involved here?
Because you just described the process of moving a file.

[Rambaldi]

I found this:

WebClient client = new WebClient();
                                client.UploadFile(String address, String filename );

Being 'filename' the path that the file is originally stored and 'address' the path the the file will be stored, i think i can move the file to any place in my computer.

My doubt is:
Can i use this to move to another computer/server???

[Plater]

That is used to make a webrequest, you will need some kind of webserver application that is listening at that address for it to move there.

[Frinavale]

Are you developing a desktop application or web application?

[Rambaldi]

Are you developing a desktop application or web application?

Actually both, but this ddoubt come from the desktop application i'm working with.

Thank you all for the help []