This brings up another question I have on file uploads. I wrote a
program 2 years back, but every time a file was uploaded, it pretty
much pegged CPU usage on the webserver. This effectively locked all
connections until the upload was complete. Large uploads were a very
big problem for me. The
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This brings up another question I have on file uploads. I wrote a
program 2 years back, but every
: Thursday, December 23, 2004 10:34 AM
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Subject: Witango-Talk: Upload Revisited after a couple of years
This brings up another question I have on file uploads. I wrote a
program 2 years back, but every time a file was uploaded, it pretty
much pegged CPU usage on the webserver
There are some good customizable FTP applets out there that would allow
you to handle the uploading of the files through a browser but without
using HTTP. I never liked using Witango or any App server for that
matter to handle the uploading of a file, especially a large one. I use
the HTTP
I don't know ASP worth a darn, but this is just plug 'n play. Check Ben's
site.
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Ever the contrarian, here's a couple of reasons for http/app server
over ftp:
1. firewalls. Most enterprises only allow port 80, so if the client
is behind a firewall, you need HTTP.
2. with http/https you get to control whether the upload is secure.
You could force your clients to use
Any you have worked with that would work on a Win2k server? Would
they allow for a tranfer via a website?
There are some good customizable FTP applets out there that would
allow you to handle the uploading of the files through a browser but
without using HTTP. I never liked using Witango or
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Any you have worked with that would work on a Win2k server? Would
they allow for a tranfer via a website
