Tim:
I
believe that the file upload occurs BEFORE any Apache::ASP processing takes
place. Here is a description of the entire
transaction.
1) The
server presents the form to the browser.
2) The
user presses the "select file" button to pick their local
file.
3) The
user presses the "Submit" button on the form.
4) The
broswer sends the form responses (including the contents of the local file) to
the server.
5) The
server decodes the form, see their is a multi-part file attached, and busts the
entire thing apart.
So -
you can record the time between the server presenting the form to the user and
the time the user hits the submit button, but that is about
it.
JL
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Pushor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 3:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: File uploadslist,I have an application where I would like to time how long it takes to upload a file via HTTP. What I was wondering is where (when) exactly is the file upload taking place? When using tempfiles, when does apache-asp (or CGI.pm) actually transfer the file from the user? I would like to be able to execute some code before it happens - mostly to just record the before-transfer time for comparison later.Is this possible?Thanks,Tim
