Web Forms :: Save PDF And Word (Doc) Files On Disk And Display In GridView
Jul 14, 2012
I want to upload .pdf or .doc files on server not in the Database, after then i have to show list of all the uploaded Files on another form and when user clicks on one of the Files, the file should be opened in new Tab...
I have an app configured to use anonymous authentication, the application pool is set to network service. When I run filemonitor I can see that thw w3wp.exe is picking out the webpages and stuff from my hard drive and returning images etc. However one of the pages saves a file to a folder using c# save() method. Instead of the w3wp.exe actually writing the file to disk explorer.exe seems to be accessing the folder. What the hell is going on? I though the w3wp.exe did everything asp.net related why on earth is explorer.exe being introduced into the fold here?
I am developing audio related project for that i have stored movie names with mp3 file paths in database I am displaying movie names in grid view after clicking on movie name related mp3 file paths will be display in details view i am unable to play that files in details view how to do this ? Here i am storing original mp3 files in one folder in solution explorer and paths in database
i want to display word(doc),pdf files in my asp page..is there any control in asp.net? if not then pls provide me the UserControl to display fies in my web page.
i have requirement like if i click an hyperlink in my application i want to open one doc file in new tab in th esame browser but now it is directly downloading if i click hyperlink...
How can i display in web browser directly from the database varbinary Office Files (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and many others like Images), like this example in PDF [URL] ....
I'm populating a generic list from an excel file that contains names of pdf files. Now I want to take each item in the list and create a file from it. Here's what I have so far:
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So now, the list called lines contains names of 900 pdf files. How would I take those names out of the list and create files from them?
i want to export an excel from my web application and want to save it on Web Server, but i am not able to save it on web server, i am able to do it on my local machine, but on web server it's not working.
I'm hoping this is an easy one...I'm using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word to convert uploaded word documents into previewable html files. I haven't implemented it fully, but I've played around with it enough that I think I have a plan that will work... My question revolves around
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I'm not in love with the idea of opening word and closing it everytime there's an upload (which I hope is a lot of the time) I'd like to make this a shared object that loads at application start. I have 2 questions that go along with this. 1. I imagine that winword could lock up and that would be a problem, right? 2. to save a document I use wordapp.ActiveDocument, this could have an issue as a shared object, right? I think I'm talking myself right out of this...
I'm a student doing final year of my Computer Science and Engineering. For my final year project i've choosen to do an online word processor such as google docs,zoho etc.I want to implement this project in .net. This will be a ajax oriented project and i'm well prepared with the web related part of it with ASP.net and C#.net at the server end and HTML,Javascript at the front end. But the point where i'm struck up is:
-> How can i create, edit and add MS Word features to a .doc file using VB.net or C#.net?? -> .net Library classes that will be helpful for me to create word related components as .doc files i.e how to create word using .net? -> How can i convert a .doc file to HTML file to display it on a web browser? -> In brief tell me how to create a word processor so that i'll be able to create it online.
I am trying to open different types of files that I have uploaded on my sql server database. I would like to display all the list of files in Gridview. When user click the link it should open download dialog box and should be able to open its particular applications such as word, excel, browsers etc.
How to save Ajax Editor content as an HTML file to a disk?
Let's say I have an Ajax Editor which allows user to type or paste in long message or writting. Once he clicks on "submit" button, an HTML file will be created and save to a disk. I am working on asp.net 3.5, ajax version 3.5 (from codeplex, work well).
I am testing with an MVC 2 project generated by the template in VS 2010. I have simply added an ADO.NET Entity Data Model, as well as a WCF Data Service that leverages the data model.
I was able to access the web application content (views, as well as the data served by the data service) just fine until the day before yesterday.
Yesterday I decided to reinstall Windows 7 on my development laptop, and I chose to go with the release of the OS with SP1. Of course, I reinstalled Visual Studio as well.
Now the same project gives me HTTP 404 errors when I try to browse to the data url .../MyTodoDataService.svc).
Here are some interesting facts:
The same data service works just fine in a Web Forms application. I see the problem only when deploying to the Local IIS Web Server (Cassini runs it just fine).
I am able to browse to the data url if force MVC routing to ignore the appropriate route by calling "IgnoreRoute" on the RouteCollection in Global.asax.
Let's say I am creating a image hosting website. My potential users will be somewhere around 1 Million, and every user potential has 10,000 images, and I need to serve over 1000 images per second.
So, I bought a diskarray, with 10T storage, SAS 15K SCSI drives.
The problem is: What is the best way to save those files on disk? How to organize the folder structure to make sure NTFS can find one file from a billion files under a huge tree folder quickly? I mean, serve 1000 images per second is non trivial issue. My current website is serving over 100 images per second, and I already see the performance problem: NTFS can't find the file fast enough! And of course, my folder structure is not good enough either.