C# - How To Upload A Large File (~4mb) Over Https From Winforms With A Progress Bar
Apr 26, 2010Easy way how to upload a large file from winforms c# to asp.net https (web service or asp.net page), with progress bar?
View 1 RepliesEasy way how to upload a large file from winforms c# to asp.net https (web service or asp.net page), with progress bar?
View 1 RepliesI am trying to figure out a solution to upload large files under a web page. I know WCF + Streaming is a proper solution for large file transfers, but I am not sure how to get the WCF client implemented under ASP.NET. Here is the link: [URL] Besides, is there anyway I could implement a progress bar showing the upload progress while the file is being uploaded, and voiding page timeout?
View 11 Replieshow to show the progress bar when file is upolading
in windows application with C#
I don't know which forum to post.
I need my asp.net application upload a file (some times the size is around 500M) from client to server.
I tried to use <input type="file" in website, and code with[Code]....
But this is HTTP protocol, right?
Is there any security protocol to upload from a web page, such as using protocol HTTPS?
if there is, can anyone provie me a sample or url?
Is there a way to add a file upload progress bar to the existing .net file uploader? I have an uploader on my site that has all kinds of things tied to it that I can't change to use an AJAX uploader. Or as far as I know I can't. So I was wondering if anyone knew how to add the progress bar to the asp.net uploader.
View 4 RepliesI'm looking for a technique in order to upload files and show the progress.Both componentart and componentone use an ajax calls to a file with axd extension.I want to build my server control to works like these. ( I don't want to use these components )
View 1 RepliesI have to implement file upload progress bar in one of my project.But,having searched a lot , i am not able to find how to find bytes of file uploaded. how to find bytes of file uploaded in ASP.NET?
View 5 RepliesWhat is better way to large upload file.using a web service or in application itself.If in application, how can we check that files is to upload in a regular interval.actually i dont want user to wait for complete uploading, when it starts uploading user will get response of uploaded and uploading will be done in backgroud.I am not sure this type of task can be done in webservice also so that user doesnot need to wait for complete uploading.and one more query which event fires when the page redirects to another page.Is it Page_UnLoad or Dispose
View 1 Repliesneed ASP.NET File Upload with Real-Time Progress Bar
View 13 RepliesI am trying to upload file in WCF.When I try to upload file I am getting following error message. System.ServiceModel.CommunicationException:The socket connection was aborted.
View 4 Repliesthe Asp.net Code for Multiple File Upload Controls with Progress Bar
View 2 RepliesI have a wep page. Its consists of some controls along fileupload controls. My page Fully placed into UpdatePanel. when i press the submit all contols values and file upload file should be stored into back end.i used vs2008 framework 3.5.
Note: for fileUploading perpose i should write trigger with postback on submit button.while processing the submit button action i want to show some processing (progressing) controls like round rotation like..shall i place on ajax toolkit 4.0 instead of 3.5.
I have a scenario which I am looking at where large files which are about 30-40 MB are being FTPed to a server. I am looking at creating a .net screen with the FTP control to upload the file to a Unix server. I need to know how much of a performance hit it is to work with such large files, is it a feasible option in this scenario? I might have to create a .net component for the same and call from ASP application. Is it doable?
View 3 RepliesI have a async file upload control.What I want is when the file is loading on the server I want show a progress message "Loading...." not the default image in async file upload and disable the upload button during this period. Sometimes when the file size is large it takes time to load the file on the server and in between user may click the upload button where the file is not loaded on the server yet.
View 2 RepliesI have standard asp.net file upload control on a page. If a user try to upload large file they get all the cryptic error messages like page not found etc.I dont want them to be able to upload large files, but still want to show gracefull error message saying that file is too large to upload or something like that. Is there any way to do that?
View 9 Repliesi have a large excel file which has 1 lakh row , i want to insert these data in my table i am using entity framework for insert but it takes more than 45 minutes to insert which is too much, i want to speed up the uploading process what should i do. can I use multithreading for it if yes then how i can use? if any other way to do this process.
View 1 Repliesmy application is running in visual studio 2005, i used ajax control toolkit for .Net framework 2.0.but now i want to use ajaxcontroltoolkit latest version which is for .net framework 3.5 in my application which is running on .net framework 2.0 and visual studio
2005.how to integrate or use ajaxcontrol toolkit ?because i have some functionality like there is one file upload control and when click button it will take 2 to 3 min for upload so
i need progress bar with loading gif file.because of asynchronous postback fileupload control has not file.so i must assign postback trigger to button if i assign postback trigger to button than loading gif or progress bar not working.so i want to use AsynchFileUpload control of newly release toolkit.
is there any way to do it? or any other way.my client also not want to switch over it's application from 2005 to 2008.My code is below
<asp:UpdateProgress ID="uppr" AssociatedUpdatePanelID="up" runat="server">
<ProgressTemplate>
<div id="IMGDIV1" align="center" valign="middle" runat="server" style="position: relative; display:none; [code]....
I need large file upload support in my hosted (godaddy) medium trust asp.net app.It obviously needs to be responsive with indication of progress, so handling the stream myself is important.This all seems pretty simple and works well when in full trust:
1.Write an HttpModule that listens for file uploads.
2.Get the HttpWorkerRequest object from the Context using reflection.
3.Write out stream to a FileStream
All very well and good except that I keep getting permission exceptions when trying to get the HttpWorkerRequest object from the context in medium trust. Whether I use reflection or I use System.IServiceProvider.GetService() to get the object (which is clearly using reflection), I get the same error.
I have also tried using System.Web.HttpPostedFile. It has a property InputStream. But it seems this object is uploading the entire file on initialization, so no good.I have googled myself tired, and can't find another alternative.
Even if it is a security risk to let users have the HttpWorkerRequest object, surely the framework provides another way to handle the stream of files when Method="POST" and enctype="multipart/form-data"
My problem is Asyncfileupload control is working fine when i debug the application and upload large file...but when i run this from iis it only upload file less then 5 kb. why is that so?? i did try adding Httpruntime maxRequestLength="4096" i tried to find on search but no help... did m i mising any settings..??
View 3 RepliesThis works in other browsers but not in chrome. I am trying to allow users to upload large files and have an ajax call to update them on the progress of the file upload.
So a unique ID is generated on the client side and added to the action of the form before sending. Then the form is submitted (form only contains a file upload input) and an ajax call is made to get the progress of the upload. The ajax call goes to another page and uses the ID to lookup the upload.
I am using JQuery 1.5.1. Debugging this and putting something on the error function give me nothing other than "error". Not very helpful. I used Chrome's debugger and it just says failed to load resource xxxx.aspx. xxx.aspx is the URL i needed. Turns out that there seems to be some sort of conflict between the form and the ajax call.
I am facing the issue "The page was not displayed because the request entity is too large."I am using ASP.Net 3.5, Sql server2008, IIS 7.5 and OS Windows 2008.I am finding the issue on following scenario:1. The error only shows up if the page is viewed as HTTPS (SSL).2. After login in the application if user waits for 1 min or more before doing a postback.Page size is about 200kb. It is running quite fine on Http.
View 5 RepliesI've got an ASP.NET web application (utilizing WebForms) and am using Uploadify to handle uploading large files. This is done by posting the file to an HttpHandler.
Example of code (simplified for demonstration purposes):
$(".uploadify").uploadify({[CODE]....
the progress bar being displayed doesn't actually reflect the progress of the upload, and shows the upload as being complete long before the file is actually uploaded. Therefore, the user interface effectively appears like it is doing nothing while the progress bar stays at 100%, until the file is complete.
In some cases, the upload simply fails after reaching 100%, with the OnComplete event never getting fired, almost like the response from the HttpHandler is getting lost in transit, even though the file is saved.I've tried both Flajaxian and SWFUpload, and experienced similar issues with the progress bar being completely out of sync with actual upload progress, indicating completion well before the upload was actually complete.
This problem is not apparent when testing locally, or with small files (typically under a few megabytes) as these tend to upload fairly quickly and there's little or no lag between the file being uploaded and the progress bar completing.Is there any way of using a Flash upload solution (such as Uploadify) with an ASP.NET web application and have the progress bar better represent the actual progress of the upload?
Update: Eventually, I gave up trying to use a flash based uploader as they seemed a bit too awkward, especially the progress bar, which didn't represent the actual progress of the upload at all. Replaced this with Brettle NeatUpload instead which works much better.
I am using the async file upload control to upload to a image file. I want the user to upload only jpg files. And for that I am checking the uploadedfile content type in server side, after the upload complets. I wanna check this, before upload starts. There is one javascript method
function startUpload(sender, args){}
but how to access the content type of the file selected by user.
I am using the following code to upload multiple files:
// Upload Source Code -HANDLER upload.ashx
<%@ WebHandler Language="C#" Class="Upload" %>
using System.Collections.Generic;//using System.Linq;using System;
[Code].....
internet Explorer cannot display the webpage when trying to upload a large image.I have a webform for inserting images. There are four FileUpload controls on the page, allowing the user to upload 4 images at the same time. It inserts them directly into database, in Image field, but before that I am resizing them to 200px x 160 px.
The problem I am having is as follows: If I try to upload larger images (over 2MB), one at the time, everything goes fine. But if I try to upload 2 or more larger images at the same time, I get the message: Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage, and there is a button below: Diagnose Connection Problems.
Can you please point me to what could be an issue? It obviously has something to do with the image size, but I have no idea what.