Hi,
Watch out for missing headers from FileReference.upload - don't know
if this is/was fixed, but on some browsers, the upload did not send the
session id so you were not able to link the upload with any logged in
sessions, so if you are planning to use this, I would have a google around.
Glen
Hans Wichman wrote:
Hi Dave, Jason
ok thanks, will try out the different options.
@jason: doesn't an upload through a webservice generate a lot of overhead?
Anything special going on in using a FileReference to do so (I didn't even
know it was possible;)).
regards
JC
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 1:13 AM, Dave Watts <dwa...@figleaf.com> wrote:
I'd like to consolidate all those operations including the upload into
some
kind of remoting gateway.
My question is:
- is remoting a good option for uploading an image in this scenario?
- which remoting gateway for .net is a good option?
I think you're better off not using a gateway for file uploads. I
don't know if a gateway will work at all for that. The URL to which
you upload can perform whatever post-processing you need.
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