I have one EXE file that customer need to download from my website. But I
have one text file of Max 250 bytes of text in in that I want to append to
the END of the Binary EXE file and give that for download to user. How can I
do that. Please suggest. I think we need to go for some BinaryWrite kind of
procedure using ADO Stream.
When I run an asp script, I can view the contents on the screen in pdf format. But instead of displaying the information to the screen, I want to be able to save the same information into a binary file with a pdf extension.
Does anybody know how to do that?
I have listed the coded that writes it to the screen, but now want to be able to write the information into a file ....
I'm trying to setup an ASP page to POST an image across to another page- essentially simulating what a browser does when you use <input type=file> in a HTML form.
I'm able to correctly setup the headers etc and do the POST, but I'm unable to include the binary data of the image.
The only way i've been able to do it is if I base64 encode the image. I'm using MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP to do the POST, and I can't seem to do the .send with a form body that includes the binary data of the image. Code:
I am having trouble trying to output an image using Binary.Write. I have a page which displays a record. One of the fields is an image and I want to display this on the page.
My question is this: Is it possible to use the Binary write command i.e. Binary.Write("MyDatabaseField") on the same page that I want the image displayed on?
If not Is there a way to nest it inside an image tag as follows:
Response.Write("<img src=" & binaryWrite("mydatabasefield" & ">")
I'm having problems with a simple binary write. The page is just supposed to write a JPEG back to the browser but the image does not display (the "X" image shows).
Any help is appreciated. Here's the full code:
<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT"%>
<%
Response.Expires = 0
Response.Buffer = TRUE
Response.Clear
Response.ContentType = "image/jpeg"
set fso = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set fl = fso.GetFile("c:afterWF.jpg")
Response.BinaryWrite fl
%>
I have a problem
DB:SQL Server
Field type is varchar and some data is unicode like this "•õ" It is a chinese. How do I transfer the data I retrive from DB and then I can write it into an text file with its proper chinese word using FileSystemObject. Or any other way ?
Im writing a web interface for a CRM product which has the ability to store files within a database... Now, the problem is, these files are binary files, and VBScript doesn't have support for binary files (as far as i know...)...
To overcome this i wrote a component (ActiveX DLL) in VB6. This component works fine, but as soon as i use it in ASP, my computer beeps and then sits there looking like it's doing something forever...
How can I use ASP to read data in an Excel file and than write it in the format of XML?
View Replies View RelatedIs there away to write data from a database field into a text file on the server.
The data would be more than one line.....
For a while I am working with ThumbsPlus ( http://www.cerious.com/ ) as manager for pics.
The benefit of the program is that it stores all kind of information in a central Microsoft Database that easily can be manipulated. A thumbnail of the picture is also stored in de MDB as long binary (jpeg format)
I made a small script that extracts all kind of information of the MDB by use of queries and ASP. This works perfect for string/numerical information.
I am wondering if I can also write the stored (jpg)thumbnail to the asp file so that I have a preview of my picture.
Can this be done? What is the syntax?
I tried already:
Response.BinaryWrite BinData
Where BinData is the contents of the Thumbnail field. When I take a look at the MDB table in design view, the DataType of this field is "OLE object", if I open the table, the contents of the field displays "long binary data".....
I'm using ADODB.Stream to open a binary file on the server and write
it down to the browser using Response.BinaryWrite. It's working fine,
but i need to make some changes to the binary data before it is send
to the browser.
I'm trying to use REPLACE, but it's not finding a string that i know
it's in the binary file. Using InstrB i've found that the search
inside the binary data is being done in a Unicode format, but i don't
know how to make an ascii search&replace operation on binary data.
Does anyone know a website with a guide on how to upload binary data to a MySQL database using ASP?I have a script that i spent a lot of hours on getting to work,but after i upgraded my MySQL server it doesn't work anymore
I'm just getting an error from the odbc driver(upgraded from 2.5X odbc driver to 3.51X):
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Invalid string or buffer length
I'm trying to do the upload via AspSmartUpload,with a script that opens the record and uses .AddNew to the recordset.
How is it possible to upload binary data (like images or MIDI files) to the server? the code to (if necessary) a password protected FTP account?
View Replies View RelatedI am storing PDFs as Binary data in MS SQL but do not know how to open the PDF files in ASP. Seperately, how do I capture the filename when I do a multipart/form-data?
View Replies View RelatedI write the code as follows. But I cannot print the binary data as meaningful data format. any idea?
Response.Buffer = True
Const adTypeBinary = 1
Set objStream = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Stream")
objStream.Type = adTypeBinary
response.binarywrite rs("abc")
I am having the following error when submitting dynamic data to an SQL Server database:
String or binary data would be truncated. This is of course happening when longer datafields are being inserted. I've tried changing the data types in the database itself, but that does not solve the problem. Do I need to change the data type of the field before it is submitted to the database?
i have the following update statment that this error is coming from i dont realy understand why it is thorwing the error up becuase when i was testing it i change the letter 'c' to and 'a' so not sure why it would need truncated. what does this error actual mean or what do i look for Code:
View Replies View RelatedDXUpload.Form.1 Error '80020009'
Failed to read binary data.
/backoffice/album/album_save.asp, Line 29
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If lJt = "GENERAL" OR lJt = "GOODS_DETAIL" Then
29: Set objUpload = Server.CreateObject("DXUpload.Form")
lAction = objUpload( "ACTION" )
Else
lAction = request( "ACTION" )
End If
___
here's my code... I can't see why this error occured...
any advice to sort it out?
I Would like to know the code for reading/writng binary data.
View Replies View RelatedI'm using conn as ADODB.Connection object. when I write:
conn.execute "insert into table (binarydata) values ('" & binarydatastringvariable & "')"
it returns the error:
Unclosed quotation mark before the character string '(here is some string given)'.
How can I insert binary data to a ms sql server 2000 table without using adodb.recordset?
I have an asp page that uploads binary files. I am trying to pass the binary data to a function in a dll (written in c++) to process it. The file I'm testing with is the range of bytes from 0x00 to 0x51. When the data is passed to the function, it is passing it as the string "A^? ".
which is what is printed out when I do a Response.Write. How can I pass the binary data to the function? A Response.BinaryWrite prints out the correct contents of the file. Why won't it pass it as binary?
I have images stored in database how can display them in asp?
View Replies View RelatedI have images stored in database how can display them in asp?
View Replies View RelatedI'm trying to submit an image object, along with some other text fields to
another web server from within an ASP page but am stuck on getting the image
to be submitted with the form.
In a bit more detail:
1. When this particular page is executed, I want the server to pull an image
from a db (stored as a BLOB) along with a few other text fields. This part
is easy and I have no problems with it.
2. I want to submit the image, along with the text fields to a second
webserver which typically accepts its input from a form (ie, the second
webserver usually has a webpage where a user enters some information into
form and browse for a file. When clicking submit, the form fields along with
the file are submitted to the second server).
The reason for this is that I'm trying to migrate from one web based photo
album to another which uses a data structure that is complicated and
difficult to interface with, so I'm using the web based image upload
functionality of the new album. Code:
Can't find anything in MSDN that explains this ASP error; I'm trying to post data into sql dbase, and this error points to the SQL execute line. Code:
View Replies View RelatedWhat I would like to do is load a file's contents from a file on the server
and put the contents.
into a record in a database. For this I need to load the contents in binary
format into a
variable. Anywhere I looked, I've only found text I/O in ASP.
(FileSystemObject and TextStream).
How can I load any kinds of file into a byte array? Or is it enough to load
it as a text stream
and then treat the loaded string as a byte array?
I have an exe file on a server that reads an XML file ( as a parameter) and generates a new file for downloading. However, most servers won't allow an exe file to create the new binary file. Is there any way that I can execute the exe file and have it download straight to the client instead of saving to the server?
View Replies View RelatedI'm using ASP to generate an RTF (rich text) file, via the FSO. No problems with text, but when it comes to inserting images, the files have to be embedded as either binary or hex.
Try as I might, I can't get binary to work (Word b0rks trying to open the resulting file). When I create a simple RTF in Wordpad and then view its source, Wordpad seems to be embedding the image as hex. Does anyone have a suggestion as to how I could read an image file off the disk in hex format for writing into my RTF?
I need to extract some blobs (chm files, actually) from a database and save their contents on the server (recreate chm files).
I tried to do it in several ways (writing the contents to a stream and save the stream to file, writing the contents directly to file, I couldn't figure out how to do it by using the class ADODB.File) but none of them worked.
I use the following code in an asp.net page to download file from my site to the user:
Response.Buffer = True
Response.Clear()
Response.ContentType = "application/octet-stream"
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=""" & dsDocFile.Tables("tbl_DocFile").Rows.Find(FileID).Item("FileName") & """")
Response.Flush()
Response.WriteFile(sFileName)
This works with most every file type I've run across (jpg, gif, doc, ppt, xls, etc..). Normally when the user tries to access a file, a download window pops up asking the user whether he/she wants to open or save the file.
However, when the file is a zip file, the user just receives a blank screen instead of the usual download window. Has any one run into this problem? If yes, how did you resolve it?
Has anyone else found a memory leak using ADO streams to access binary data held in a database. I have searched through this forum and have not come across anyone else, so maybe it is just me.
The scenario is as follows:
Windows 2000 SP3
MDAC 2.7 SP1
IIS5
MySQL 3.23
MyODBC 2.50
If I query the database and do a response.binarywrite everything works fine and no memory leak. eg. response.binarywrite myrecordset("blobfield")
If I read the very same BLOB field into a ADOstream I then get a memory leak in DLLHOST.EXE of how big that binary field was. ie If the picture is 140k in size DLLHOST.EXE increases its memory size by 140k.
This keeps on happening until DLLHOST.EXE is something like 250 MBytes in size at which point it stops working. Quick restart of the IIS Web service and I get all my memory back.
The command I am using to get the data into the ADOstream is picturestream.write myrecordset("blobfield")
I have also tried putting the binary data into a variable first before inserting it into the stream:
set x=myrecordset("blobfield")
picturestream.write x
The stream is closed and set to nothing at the end of processing. Everything is cleanly shut down. Through testing I know the memory leak occurs once the data has been written into the stream. The stream is correctly created as type binary.
The stream problem I am encountering does not seem to be limited to ASP, I tried it using Visual Basic to create a COM component to do the same job and still got a memory leak.
So the questions are:
1. Has anyone come across this before or fixed it?
2. Is there another way of getting binary data out of MySQL, something like the opposite of LoadFile?
I have wasted so much time on this problem but cannot find, having searched Microsoft's knowledge base and the rest of the web, any reference to the problem.
i have an ASP (iis v5.0) application that generates a pdf file and this file
is saved to the server. it is saved in a location not available to web
users. i have an asp script (below) that sends the pdf file to the user as a
binary stream. So that the user specifies which file to upload, the script
performs some security checking and if it passes, it sends the pdf document.
This works great in HTTP, but i want to do this using SSL. When i try the
same thing over SSL, it gives me a 'File Download' dialog box with Open,
Save, Cancel, More Info. The file name is the name of my script and file
type is 'Adobe Acrobat Control for ActiveX'.
When i click Save or Open i get an error message: Internet Explorer cannot
download [scriptname] IE was not able to open this Internet site. The
requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try again
later.
The key to all this is that the report can change and i need to make sure
the data doesn't get cached along the way. Hence there are a bunch of header
manipulation commands included in the send function. Code:
I'm trying to write data from a form using a text box (textarea) that
has a return after each item. For example:
Join Bytes!
Join Bytes!
Join Bytes!
Join Bytes!
I'm getting the data written to the SQL server table fine, but every
item after the first is getting written with a special character
preceeding the email address that looks like a little box. What is
it, why is their there and how do I remove it?
Here is my code: