Upload Image / Photo From Iphone To Webserver?
May 29, 2010
How do I upload Image/Photo from my Iphone to webserver. At web server I am using ASP.net c#.
On Iphone i have image displayed on UIImage Control and that image I am getting from database from BLOB datatype column.
how do I save that image bytes to application folder and then send image file to webserver.
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<WebMethod()> _
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