Upload Large Files Not Working
I have code that uploads files in asp. It seems to be working however on files > 200kb it bombs and i don't know why. Does anyone have any idea of why this would occur and what i can do to fix it?
View RepliesI have code that uploads files in asp. It seems to be working however on files > 200kb it bombs and i don't know why. Does anyone have any idea of why this would occur and what i can do to fix it?
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I am currently developing a download centre for a hardware manufacturer which has alot of firmware and other software available to it's clients. Most of these are less than 10mb and with their internet connection I'm thinking a browser upload through the admin tools will be fine. However there are files on the current site of up to 100mb, how would be best to handle uploading these?
I was thinking maybe an ftp component would handle bigger files better than an normal http upload? Does anyone know of any components that allow some kind of background uploading so they can continue to use the admin for other tasks while this continues?
Or just any other suggestions full stop! Maybe I would need to come up with some way of taking them out of the system and loading a windows ftp with the correct directories etc.. predefined?
I hope we can upload only files with limited size through ASP scripts(<2MB). I need to write an ASP script that can serve up to 100MB of file uploading. I have written one script(with progress bar ;-)), as my hosting won't allow me any third party upload components. Is there any way we for ASP scripts to make larger file uploads?
View Replies View RelatedI'm using Microsoft's ASPFileUpload routines and all works fine as long as my files are smaller than about 200K. For anything larger than about 210K, I get the following error:
Error Type:
Request object, ASP 0104 (0x80004005)
Operation not Allowed
On the .Upload method. Has anyone else experienced this problem with
ASPFileUpload?
I am trying to use ServerXMLHTTP in an ASP page to return a binary file download to the browser. It works just fine with small files ( under 1 MB) but seems to fail with large files (4 MB, 11 MB in tests). A success would be that the browser kicks off the "Save As" file dialog. The failures are not always the same. Sometimes the browser tries to download the ASP file itself. Sometimes the the file seems to download successfully, but for example only 1.6 MB of a 4 MB file are actually downloaded and it doesn't seem to be a simple truncation. Sometimes I get "internal server error 500". Below is my ASP code. "Project1.exe" is small enough to be successful. If you substitute "OmniViewProSetup.exe" (4 MBs) it will fail.....
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View Replies View RelatedI am using smart upload object to upload files in n/w it works fine with one of my server setup but when i tried to replicate in another server this is not working
I checked with the dll registration every thing is fine....
The following ASP routine allows me to force a PDF file to download rather
than show up in IE:
Response.ContentType = "application/asp-unknown" ' arbitrary
Response.AddHeader "content-disposition","attachment; filename=" & theFile
Set adoStream = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Stream")
adoStream.Open()
adoStream.Type = 1
adoStream.LoadFromFile(thePath)
Response.BinaryWrite adoStream.Read()
adoStream.Close
Set adoStream = Nothing
Response.End
This works fine for 250KB - 500KB PDF files, but I've just uploaded a 6MB file and it simply doesn't seem to do anything. The code does nothing which in turn means that the standard Save dialogue box can't find the file.
It there a standardized process of working with text files that follow the typical INI file pattern with sections within it designated with square brackets? I am looking at needing to read in some of these into the DB and then editing in the DB and writing the files back out again. As an example they would have sections like this:
[fltsim]
'Stuff here
[general]
'Stuff here
I'm looking to upload one or more files using Classic ASP.
I'm using IIS 5.1 and Windows XP, and need a free basic DLL to give me the facilities to do so. I understand that CPSHOST.DLL is a good component to use.
Firstly is it XP compatitable, if so where can I obtain it as it's not installed on my PC.
Else are their free alternatives like an alternative DLL that will allow uploading.
I want to upload exe files to the server using asp. I found many free utilities to upload files but they do alllow uploading exe.
View Replies View Relatedi want to upload files using ms sql server database
not access database
I need to I make an .asp page on our website where users could upload different files, like text, pdf or images. No .net environment.
Could be it done with VBscript or have to use something else? Any examples or ready to use objects, any tips would be appreciated? I'm a little bit rusty but can catch up.
I have an ASP HTTP upload application in place, however it consistently times out at 2Mb or so. We need to have an app. that will let artists upload files up to 25Mb. How is this achievable through ASP, or is an FTP client the best bet for files of this size? I have experimend with script timeout variables, to little avail
View Replies View RelatedLooking for sample of Upload file asp code. If possible with the checking of file type and size before starting uploading.
View Replies View RelatedI'm using 3 asp/VBscripts to upload files to server (via html form -multipart/form-data).
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<H2>To File System</H2>
<FORM method="post" encType="multipart/form-data" action="ToFileSystem.asp">
<INPUT type="File" name="File1">
<INPUT type="hidden" name="someName" value="someValue">
<INPUT type="Submit" value="Upload">
</FORM>
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My question is: how do I rerieve the additional "hidden" form fields in the ToFileSystem.asp? Code:
how to upload files to a remote server in asp
waiting for ur kind reply
chandar.v.r
We have clients upload sql files to a folder on an IIS 6.0. The sql file are then processed by a scheduled task that runs once every 10mins to process the file with oSQL. With oSQL the files upload the data to a 2 tier SQL server. The developers are complaining about performance and are saying it is the OS/hardware.
I have Profmon on the IIS server and 2 tier SQL server. Both only peak at %5 usage on
processor memory stays close to the same. I believe that it would better to have IIS make a connection to the SQL server and upload the record directly. What do you think?and any examples would be nice or URL that talks about how to do this.
I frequently receive PDF files as attachments for a Client. After I receive the files, I burn them onto a CD and hand deliver the CD to the Client. Lately I changed to uploading these PDF files to my website. I put an Icon on the Desktop of the Client's computer so he can view the PDF files as they exist on my web site.
I am familiar with ASP programming and began to wonder if it is possible to write a routine where the author of the PDF file can go to a link on my Web page and upload directly to my server.
I want to upload files to a server with asp. But the problem is that the server where my asp website stands is a different server then where my upload files must go. Is there a way to accomplish that.
View Replies View RelatedI have the following code handling the uploading of files:
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
option explicit
Response.Expires = -1
Server.ScriptTimeout = 600
%>
<!-- #include file="freeaspupload.asp" -->
<%
Dim uploadsDirVar
uploadsDirVar = "E:InetpubwwwrootITSproj_requploads"
function OutputForm() .....
I'm basically doing the same thing except I have to upload the images from one web app and then load them from another so I've set up a virtual directory in IIS that points to the physical location where the files are.
Here is the relevant codecheck to see if a file existsMake sure the file type is a jpegMake sure the file is an acceptable sizeGenerate a filename based on the current date and timeSave the file to a local directory that a virtual directory points to on the web serverTry to display the image in an asp:image control by loading it from the webserver
Code:....
how I can upload multiple image files from an ASP page to an MS ACCESS database. I understand that the best method is to upload the image to a folder on the server and then insert the file name into the database. I have had a go with smartASPUpload, but no joy. Someone has also told me I need to download an upload file-is this true?
I am using the dreamweaver database, bindings, and server behaviours, so any code that you can send to me will link to the database via a custom connection string. I need the form to contain 2 upload fields and obviously I need both images to be saved when the form is submitted. My form contains some general text fields as well, which will also need to be inserted into the database.
I need to allow a user to upload images to my website.
I can't use an asp.net solution, just asp 3.0.
I'm trying to develop a webpage that will allow people to upload pictures onto the webserver from their own PC's but don't have a clue where to start!
View Replies View RelatedI have had a post previously that was regarding an image editing component for ASP, I had settled on csImageFile, which performed all the tasks I needed, and so I started looking for an upload component... Well ChestySoft also had a component called csASPUpload, which worked great, so I opted to get that too... Then I also noticed that ChestySoft also had a product that was an OCX control that allowed you to do a multiple post upload... which would be perfect for my uses.
My question is, does anyone know of a free alternative to csXPostUpload, or should I fork out the $80 for a license? www.chestysoft.com
I'm trying to install code written by Lewis Morton to upload files (in particular jpgs) on my web hosting account. Has anyone attempted to do this with Morton's code?
What I have now, I can do an upload, with no error messages, but no file is stored. I'm getting the file name, and Server.Mappath is creating the path, but nothing is being stored.
Can I get the codes for uploading a file using classic asp.The problem that I have is that,I want the program to recognize the content type and size of the file and save it in the database table.
View Replies View RelatedI am curious if anyone can help me to upload files to a server using asp. I am making an interface so user can upload any files to the dedicated web server.
View Replies View RelatedI'm created this ASP page to upload files to MySQL database. However, I can an error. Code:
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Now, i want to give this facility in my ASP application that i click one button and database from my local intratnet website uploads to that web server. I have the login information for that web server.
I am developing a forum style website using ASP and I need to have a file attachment function when people post notices. Does anyone know how to do this? So far has only helped with showing me how to upload files to a server but I need to upload them into the access database to retrieve it when needed. Is this possible?
View Replies View Relatedi want to upload text files present on my comp (running IIS) to a ftp site which is password protected (I have the "write" access to the site) how do i go about doing it?
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