File Saveas Using Handler?
Nov 27, 2010i write a html code for file saveas using file uploading control. here file saveas working for aspx code but not working for html code to call handler(ashx).
View 1 Repliesi write a html code for file saveas using file uploading control. here file saveas working for aspx code but not working for html code to call handler(ashx).
View 1 RepliesI'm using asp:fileupload control to upload my Picture files. So the user click on browse and select the file and click on upload and in event handler of upload button there is FileUpload.PostedFile.SaveAs () etc.
Everything works fine. Accept when for big file size. e.g. I've got a file (jpg) 5.5 MB. When I try to upload this file I get an the error below.
The strange thing is I the button upload file eventhandler I check the file size. If (intFileesize < intFileSizeLimit) etc.
But the strange thig is I remove all the code in Upload eventhandler for testing/debugging and I still get the error below. So the error occurs outside the Button handler. I mean the error cause is not by Fileupload.SAveAs etc.... So the question is how can I avoid this. I mean I have built restriction of 1 mb, but This code is not reached.
I don't have any problems with small sizes e.g. I could upload 400 kb w/o problem.
So the question is what is the cause for the big file size how can I solve this?
Other question is: Is there a tool or whatever to crop the filesize and upload? I mean even if they upload 6 mb picture, I should crop that to 50kb or whatever during upload. How to aproach this? maybe a 3rd party freeware?
ERROR I get after 2-3 seconds
Oops! This page appears broken. HTTP 404 - File not found.
I create custom HTTP handler for auto generating file and I want to tell IIS7 to serve current request like normal static file because I need to use IIS and web.config file to control compression setting and any other HTTP header of current requested file.I know. there is an internal class called StaticFileHandler in ASP.net. But I cannot access it. Or you have any other way to work like this.
View 1 Replies where the file/data is saved on the server when uploading file using "fileupload control" and "saveas method".
The webserver is 2003 windows server. And .net framework I am using 2.0.
Our website used to be a php website, now everything changed to .net, but the customer still want to keep the original php Request url. I want to know How to set Handler mapping on IIS7 to redirect .php file to .aspx file ? In more details, when you click handler mappings on IIS 7.0, what kind of hanlder should you add (add managed handler or add script map or add wild card script map or add module mapping) to redirect .php file to .aspx file?
View 1 RepliesI have my asyncfileupload set up to give the posted file a new guid as its filename, what i need is the NEW filename so i can insert it into a database. PostedFile just gives me the original name, as does args.get_fileName().
Here is my codebehind:
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I've got an asp.net mvc application that uploads a file and stores them in one of the directories where the website is located.
My question is... When you execute HttpPostedFileBase.SaveAs() method saving it with the same name as an existing filename on the folder, does HttpPostedfileBase overwrite the file?
I was wondering whether HttpPostedFile.SaveAs function in ASP.NET C# is a blocking call.
View 1 RepliesI am not sure that I should post this problem here or not.I am opening a SaveAs Dialog by this code:-
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Open/Save file dialog opens by the above code. But when I try to save any image file (JPG,GIF etc), file is currepting and saving as unknown format on the mentioned path.
Is there any way to perform traditional web based Upload SaveAs option with consoleapplication. I just want to call the saveAs option by passing the filename as argument need to be saved to the location.
View 1 RepliesI have a scenario where my application is going to be publishing services that are consumed by both PC's and mobile devices, and I have a HTTPModule that I want to only perform work on only the mobile requests. So I thought the best way of doing this was to point the mobile requests to a different file extension and have the HTTPModule decide to process only if the request targets this new extension.
I don't need a custom HTTPHandler for the new extension; I want to program the services like a normal .ASMX service, just with a different extension.
First, can I do this? If so, how do I do it so that requests to my new extension are handled just like .ASMX requests?
Second, is this the right approach? Am I going about separating and managing the mobile vs. PC requests the wrong way?
I'm just trying to sent a .wav file to Internet Explorer with an ASP.net Handler:
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context){ HttpResponse response = context.Response; response.ContentType = "audio/x-wav"; response.WriteFile("MyWav.wav"); response.AddHeader("Content-Length", "304578"); response.Flush();}
This works for Firefox and Chrome but I'm just presented with a blank screen in Internet Explorer. Why? (I've tried setting the "Content-Disposition" header. If I set it to "attachment" I am presented with the download dialog. If I set it to "inline", I just get a blank page like before. I want the wav file to play inline like here: [URL]
I have a standard FileUpload control, which calls a class library, where the file becomes HttpPostedFile. In beta versions of my page, I've been able to successfully use HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(filename)to save the file. The class library does various functions, including saving the image into /uploads and a thumbnail into/thumbs.
But now, after tidying up the layout of the site, the upload aspx page has moved to a subdirectory 'members'. I had assumed (wrongly) that calling the upload function would act as normal. However, now I receive an error because of where the page is originating from: The code wants to save the file in the non-existant folder /members/uploads and /members/thumbs
My question is: Apart from hard-coding the directory structure of my hosting provider, is there any way to use an equivilent to server.mappath which will recognise the root path of the website, and ignore sub-folders?
One method which solves my problem is to append "../" to the start of the file location, eg HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("../" & filename) ...However, as many pages will be able to call the upload class library (and not all of them in a sub-folder) I want to make sure I'm not always back-tracking on the subfolders.
How can i resolve a virtual path to a file into a path, suitable for the browser, from within a generic .ashx handler?
e.g. i want to convert:
~/asp/ClockState.aspx
into
/NextAllowed/asp/ClockState.aspx
If i were a WebForm Page, i could call ResolveUrl:
Page.ResolveUrl("~/asp/ClockState.aspx")
which resolves to:
/NextAllowed/asp/ClockState.aspx
But i'm not a WebForm Page, i'm a generic handler. You know, that IHttpHandler object with all kinds of things injected:
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I created a file browser control which open files on client machine itself, so I don't need to bother about file path
from my application I am not able to redirect page to [URL] it works for how can I configure my application to support file handler.
I want to download any type of file on button click,so have created a .ashx page and redirected the .aspx page to the .ashx page.Is this way correct to do the task.Below mentioned code works fine.
<%@ WebHandler Language="C#" Class="Handler" %>
using System;
using System.Web;
public class Handler : IHttpHandler {
public void ProcessRequest (HttpContext context) {
var fileName = "Tracing.pdf";
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For our application we provide users with file downloads that utilize handlers to serve the files. Currently, the way it is served to the user is through window.location. When using this, at times, it causes issues under IE8. When an error occurs, it cannot be caught under the page that called it.
A) Is there a way to serve an ashx file handler to the user where the page that called it can catch any exceptions made from thje handler
B) What is the correct way to serve the handler, eg. window.open, window.location, etc. Would return false at the end of the javascript solve this? Are there any other ways
implemented a generic handler in my application which works great for images, but when I manually type the handler URL in the browser with the image's querystring it prompts download instead of displaying. Here is my code:
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
if (this.FileName != null)
{
[code]...
I'm busy writing a handler to serve various documents for download or presentation in web forms pages. The documents range from various image formats, to PDF, to MS Office documents, to generic binaries. My basic draft of the download process is as below:
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However, I have some misgivings about lumping all documents together as application/octet-stream, and I would prefer, if feasible, to use a more specific content type per document type. I have a DB table for document types where I could store this. Am I going in the right direction, and if so, where can I find a suitable starting list of content types for document types?
I have a Silverlight application hosted in an ASP.NET site, through which I'm starting an HttpWebRequest to a Generic Handler in order to save a CSV file to the user's machine.
From the Silverlight app, a Uri is constructed with parameters to make the CSV file server-side. A button is clicked which triggers the following:
string httpHandlerName = "HttpDownloadHandler.ashx";
// CustomUri handles making it an absolute Uri wherever we move the handler.
string uploadUrl = new CustomUri(httpHandlerName).ToString();
UriBuilder httpHandlerUrlBuilder = new UriBuilder(uploadUrl);
httpHandlerUrlBuilder.Query = string.Format("{3}startdate={0}&enddate={1}&partnerId={2}", startDate, endDate, partnerId, string.IsNullOrEmpty(httpHandlerUrlBuilder.Query) ? "" : httpHandlerUrlBuilder.Query.Remove(0, 1) + "&");
HttpWebRequest webRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(httpHandlerUrlBuilder.Uri);
webRequest.Method = "POST";
webRequest.BeginGetResponse(new AsyncCallback(GetResponseCallback), webRequest);
Now here is the ProcessRequest code from the HttpDownloadHandler.ashx
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
_httpContext = context;
string partnerId = _httpContext.Request.QueryString["partnerId"];
string startDate = _httpContext.Request.QueryString["startDate"];
string endDate = _httpContext.Request.QueryString["endDate"];
ExportCsvReport exportCsv = new ExportCsvReport();
_csvReport = exportCsv.ExportMemberRegistrationReport(partnerId, startDate, endDate);
context.Response.Clear();
context.Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", "attachment; filename=Report.csv");
context.Response.ContentType = "text/csv";
context.Response.Write(_csvReport);
}
Here is the HttpResponse header information that comes back when the Save File Dialogue refuses to appear:
{System.Web.HttpResponse}
Buffer: true
BufferOutput: true
Cache: {System.Web.HttpCachePolicy}
CacheControl: "private"
Charset: "utf-8"
ContentEncoding: {System.Text.UTF8Encoding}
ContentType: "text/csv"
Cookies: {System.Web.HttpCookieCollection}
Expires: 0
ExpiresAbsolute: {1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM}
Filter: {System.Web.HttpResponseStreamFilterSink}
HeaderEncoding: {System.Text.UTF8Encoding}
Headers: 'context.Response.Headers' threw an exception of type 'System.PlatformNotSupportedException'
IsClientConnected: true
IsRequestBeingRedirected: false
Output: {System.Web.HttpWriter}
OutputStream: {System.Web.HttpResponseStream}
RedirectLocation: null
Status: "200 OK"
StatusCode: 200
StatusDescription: "OK"
SubStatusCode: 'context.Response.SubStatusCode' threw an exception of type 'System.PlatformNotSupportedException'
SuppressContent: false
TrySkipIisCustomErrors: false
When I navigate to localhost/HttpDownloadHandler.ashx while the site is up, without initiating it from within the Silverlight app - the Save File Dialogue appears just fine, it seems to be a case where Silverlight is not accepting the response header properly.
In my file upload file I am getting Web.UI.WebControls.Button does not contain a definition for HasFile, FileName, SaveAs and PostedFile.
The code I am using is:[Code]....
i have a custom handler which captures user's book mark entry. To debug this handler, i have created a file "test1.txt" in code behind which saves the user entry. After the debug, i removed the text file (test1.txt) then re-complied the web app and deployed new DLLs for the site. But, the site is still looking for test1.txt file. i dont know how to confirm if the handler is really removed from the new DLL. Also, looked at the handler code behind file and didn't find any entry with test1.txt. So,
View 1 RepliesI got this security warning ReviewVisibleEventHandlers(CA2109)for all event handler methods that are present in Global.asax.cs file(Application_Start,Session_Start,Application_BeginRequest,Application_EndRequest,Application_AuthenticateRequest,Application_Error,Session_End,Application_End.
I am trying to fix this warning by marking all event handler methods that are present in Global.asax.cs file as private. Does it result in any side effects in web application execution?
How to get data (read file) chosen in FileUpload control without FileUpload.SaveAs Method on the server? Is it possible write it at once to some object?
View 2 RepliesIs there a technical reason for the existence of Page.PreLoad or is this just convenience to have a place where you can neatly place code that always have to be executed before the Load code? Is there a difference between adding code in the PreLoad event handler and adding code at the top of the Load event handler? And what would be a typical scenario where you use PreLoad?
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