I am uploading files using HttpWebRequest to an ASP.Net MVC application but, for some reason unknown to me, it is failing to upload consistently.
I know the file is good since if you try enough times it does eventually upload and can be viewed on the server just fine. When it fails, neither the server nor client reports any errors directly related to the upload, the upload just stops partway through at a random location and time and my MVC action method is called without the file being loaded (Request.Files.Count == 0).
This only seems to be a problem in our production environment over DSL. The test and development environment works fine and the production environment works fine from in the office (really fast connection to servers) but fails when running it from home over DSL.
As you can see below, the point where it fails is basic.
[Authorize]
[AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Put | HttpVerbs.Post)]
[ValidateInput(false)]
public int UploadScene(int sceneID, int tourID, string name, int number, PhotoType photoType)
{
SceneInfo scene;
if (Request.Files.Count < 1) throw new InvalidOperationException("Image file not uploaded.");
// process file...
}
I have a web form that allows the user to upload a file to the web server, that file is then read into a database. This process works on my local pc, my dev box and one of my qa servers. I moved the code to a new QA web server and it doesn't work on that server, even though the web site is setup the same on all 3 machines. On the new server it was working at one time and then today it stopped.What could be causing me to get {access denied to folder c:websitefilesuploads} (which is the file I'm uploading to and then deleting and works on my local dev and one of my qa boxes
Iam using a file upload control for uploading files in my asp.net application. iam using the following code to impersonate the users who do not have permission for the files to upload. The code works fine for all the files, but it is not working for the files which are in desktop.
Code in .cs file:
System.Security.Principal.WindowsImpersonationContext impersonationContext; impersonationContext = ((System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity)User.Identity).Impersonate(); //Insert your code that runs under the security context of the authenticating user here. impersonationContext.Undo();
I have a machine in MyDomain on which i have deployed the website and file server as virtual directory. For file server i have created an application pool with identity as UserName and Password. And file server directory setting as Integrated Windows Authentication instead of Anonymous Access. When i am accessing file server from outside the domain then it is asking for user name password. After providing the credentials it open the file. Now i am trying to access the file server from wbsite using the machine outside the domain.Before accessing i am impersonating the current user with user which is present in identity. But after redirecting to the file server url it is again asking the credntial. why it is asking the credential if i have already impersonated the user.
With the ajax file uploader, would it be possible to check the size of the image before uploading?Currently, it uploads the file to the server and then lets me know that it's bigger than the limit size.
i am using a file uploader to upload files. Now when i am using this on a mobile emulator with default browser IE it is uploading only those files whose name is less than 6 character. the files with name more than 6 character is not uploading through mobile emulator or mobile phone (PDA). I need this solution very soon.
I've dug around in the SDK and managed to connect to my instance of S3, go into my bucket and create an empty file, but can't figure out how to take a file from my computer and upload it. If I have dragged a file upload control onto the designer surface how do I set the properties for it in the code behind?(If I absolutely need to have a 3rd party uploader which should I use). Here is the code I have so far.
static string bucketName = "myBucket"; static string keyName = "sampleKey"; static AmazonS3 client; protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { string accessKeyID = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["AWSAccessKey"]; string secretAccessKeyID = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["AWSSecretKey"]; using (client = Amazon.AWSClientFactory.CreateAmazonS3Client(accessKeyID, secretAccessKeyID)) { // simple object put PutObjectRequest request = new PutObjectRequest(); request.WithContentBody("this is a test") .WithBucketName(bucketName) .WithKey(keyName); S3Response response = client.PutObject(request); response.Dispose(); // put a more complex object with some metadata and http headers. PutObjectRequest titledRequest = new PutObjectRequest(); titledRequest.WithMetaData("title", "the title") .WithContentBody("this object has a title") .WithBucketName(bucketName) .WithKey(keyName); using (S3Response responseWithMetadata = client.PutObject(request)) { WebHeaderCollection headers = response.Headers; foreach (string key in headers.Keys) { Console.WriteLine("Response Header: {0}, Value: {1}", key, headers.Get(key)); } } } }
I have some code that successfully traps an error 404 and diverts to an appropriate page. However, I have a problem with certain types of error. My code will trap the scenario where a user types, e.g., www.mysite.com/indecks.aspx where no such page exists. However, if the user types something along the lines www.mysite.com/index.aspx/nonsensetext where index.aspx is a valid page, the page load event for index.aspx is triggered. However the page is rendered incorrectly because, I think, it is failing to find the images and CSS file associated with the page - perhaps because it is looking at the wrong path.
I expect that I can trap this by examining, for example, Request.URL.OriginalString and, if I detect garbage, I could re-direct to the same page "more cleanly" (i.e. without the junk on the end of the URL). However I'm a bit concerned that this is happening at all. Shouldn't this be treated as a 404 error?
On a web page, I need to allow users to input the path to a file (on shares on servers) - which will be stored in a database so I can subsequently display 'a list of documents that apply to this project'.If I put an input type="file" on the page, it makes it easy for the user to browse to the document ... but, when the form is submitted, the document will be uploaded to the server. I don't want the document, I just want the path.
How would you provide the functionality to allow a user to browse to a file so that you could record the path to the file without actually uploading the file itself?I just want to end up showing, on a web page, a list of files like:
myserverfolder20somefoldersomefile.doc
myserver2folder50somefoldersomefile2.doc
I need to give users an easy way to locate those files in the first place - without having to laboriously open Windows Explorer, find the file, and copy and paste the path. A file upload control gives you access to the path - which is what I need - but I don't want the file uploadedIf I do end up using a file upload control - I don't want to save the file on server - how can I dispose of it so I don't end up with hundreds of temp files?
I'm rather new to the topic of designing web applications, and during my attempts to create something i stumbled upon a rather tricky question. For my application I want to do a user control with which user will be able to select a file from a hard drive and upload details about this file. I dont want the user to send the whole file, just the details about it. For example lets say user selects a mp3 file. I dont want the whole song to be uploaded but i want the details about that song like the Author, on Album etc. Is something like this possible without uploading the whole file?
I tried looking up that topic on the internet but i found nothing... though i dont believe I am the first one with such a dilema;]
I have this concern that I never found out an answer to. If people are on a page on the site that are processing something on that page and at the same time I upload class and/or aspx and .vb page to the server while they are still processing, what happens? Will their data get corrupt? will they be using whatever was there before the new upload until they refresh their page? how does it work?
I'm completely new to web design and am looking to add the programming functionality to back the form I've created for my website, so hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.
I have a form that has both data and file fields and I need to be able to have the form contents transferred to a file on my server. I want the contents of the form to be accessible only to me when I access my server.
I don't really understand how ASP.net works but was hoping someone could either offer me the proper script or point me to a novice-level tutorial that will explain what I need to do.
I want to be able to upload file from my .aspx page to my web server so that it can be preocessed into a different format.e.g. user will upload a doc and in few seconds it would see a pdf version of the doc on the web page.I have web service available which can convert doc to pdf.now1- how do i automate upload + conversion process.2- how do i handle big files here.3- how not to make user wait for all this thing to happen.
i ve deployed many applications with file uploading feature on dedicated server and never got any issue. but it is not working on shared sever :( .. i think Server.MapPath("~") is not working on shared server. as in shared sever i am unable to find those directories which must for uploading.
i am working on a project in which I want user to upload files on to my website so for that i created a folder in which i'll store all those stuffs.now the thing is that it is all working fine on localhost but when i use it on server ,,it provides an error which is
Access to the path 'C:inetpubvhostsebas.co.inhttpdocsuploadsfile.exe' is denied.
i think this probably has something to do with the access permission for the folder...So could you tell me what are the permissions required to be set for this job to be done on server.
while uploading the file on the local host it works fine.but the same coding does not work on the webserver. is there anything to do with the foldr read and write permissions.i m using the server.map for finding the path of the browsed file.
I have a Web application in which I'm trying to use the new AJAX AsyncFileUpload control. I want to use it in the ModalPopupExtender, and I want to embed these two AJAX controls in a user control (photo_upload.ascx) for re-use in different parts of the application. (I understand that this wasn't possible with the older FileUpload control but that it is with this most recent AJAX tool.)
Presently, I merely redirect the user to an upload.aspx page that includes the photo_upload.ascx control (see the sequential screenshots in the attached image); but while this way of doing things "works," it becomes very confusing for the user who has already clicked an upload button or two. In other words, when the "Add Yours" button is clicked, the panel with the "(1) Upload Photo" button unhides; and when the Upload Photo button is then clicked, the user is redirected to the control in the bottom screen. I would gladly bypass the 1, 2, 3 steps in the second screen after the "Add Yours" button is clicked and redirect straightway to the upload control (in the bottom screen, which I will like to be in a ModalPopupExtender), but I also need a way for them to enter a caption that will go with the uploaded photo.
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My VB code for the above steps is included below. I would appreciate any fresh ideas on how to accomplish my above objectives.
trying to upload from an .xls file to microsoft sql server.What i did was i upload the file to a folder in server and pick the record from the folder. This work on development machine but on getting to a iis server to test the application i got an error that was saying the root folder for the www root for the folder was not found.
I have figured out that javascript cannot obtain the filesize of a to-be-uploaded file because it is a security risk and it is not allowed access to the clients HD. But I want to see if it is possible to get the file size before uploading the file, perhaps using AJAX.
So by looking at the requests, when you click the submit button on a form that contains a input type=file, the Request actually has the filesize inside of it, so you could therefore get the first request, cancel the request there, and send the file-size data back to the client without actually uploading the file.
I want to do this via AJAX so that it doesn't post back and also without clicking the submit button. It seems impossible to create a submit request with javascript because there is no way to get the file size. But is there a way to fake a submit? How does the submit button get the information? Is there any documentation on how the submit button actually works?
it opens a filedialog, gets the selected file, transfers it to asp.net which saves it to the server, but i want to know how to implement a progress bar for it. for big files, and multiple file uploads, i will need to know the progress of the file upload to the server, is this possible?
i m uploading file using fileupload control. when i upload mp3 file with more than 4 MB size it gives error like page can not be displayed. how can i increase capasity of uploading file in my project.
