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csASPUpload

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File uploads using a browser and ASP. Supports multiple files, and Can export binary data.
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This is an ASP component/dll which processes file uploads using HTML forms and a web browser. It can handle more than one file per form. Once uploaded the files can be saved to disk or to a database as a binary data stream. Files can also be exported into the csImageFile component for image processing. Form variables can be accessed using the component. Upload progress can be displayed for large uploads. An additional class containing HTTP functions has been included. These allow a script to send a file to a remote server as an HTTP post, and also to receive a file from a remote server as a download. A username and password can be sent if the remote server uses authentication. Form variables can be added for the upload as well as the download. Files can be uploaded from a binary variable or downloaded into a binary variable. There is a free trial available with full instructions. Available as 32 bit or 64 bit.

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Free
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Commercial
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Submitted on
7th March 2001
Last Updated
25th June 2013
Licence Type
Free Trial
License Price
USD 0
Additional Info
Date limited trial
Licence Type
Commercial
License Price
USD 60
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Single Server Licence
Licence Type
Commercial
License Price
USD 120
Additional Info
Multiple Server Licence

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(4 ratings)
Average User Rating: 2.2/5
Basic component with size limitations
Reviewed byAnonymousonThu, 16th November 2006
Rating 2 - Fair
There is a file size cap. But, no-one knows what it is. I was trying to upload 400MB+ files, and it failed, very unhelpfully. There is no mention of file size or format limitations within the products documentation, and Chesty Soft's helpful advice was to not upload such large files. They don't know how big a file it can upload, presumably as it hasn't been tested. Not recommended.
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