Standard FileUp Support |
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If you have created upload applications using Standard FileUp,
you can use FileUpEE to create 3-tier uploads
(client -> Web Server -> file server) without rewriting your existing Standard FileUp scripts.
FileUpEE's FileUpCompat property allows you to use FileUpEE with
Standard FileUp. |
The FileUpCompat property and Standard FileUp support are available only in
ASP, not in ASP.NET |
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| Important!
FileUpEE and Standard FileUp Version 4 cannot be installed on the same server. |
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A Standard FileUp upload application includes a client-side file submission script and
a server-side script that uses FileUp to process the upload:
In a 3-tier FileUpEE upload, if FileUpCompat is set to True on the Web
server, you can use a Standard FileUp script on the file server:
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Note that Standard FileUp must be installed on the file server.
But you do not need to install FileUpEE on the file server to process uploads from
a Web server script with FileUpCompat set to True. |
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When you use an existing Standard FileUp script on the file server,
in your FileUpEE Web server script:
- Create an instance of
FileUpEE:
Set oFileUpEE = Server.CreateObject("SoftArtisans.FileUpEe")
- Set
FileUpCompat to True:
oFileUpEE.FileUpCompat = True
- Call
ProcessRequest.
oFileUpEE.ProcessRequest Request, False, False
- Set
TargetUrl
to the URL of the Standard FileUp script on the file server:
oFileUpEE.TargetUrl = "http://locahost/fileserver/FileUpResp.asp"
- Call
SendRequest:
oFileUpEE.SendRequest(Response)
Example
A 100K size limit has been set on upload samples.
The example includes three scripts:
- Form.asp
The upload form.
- WebServer.asp
The FileUpEE Web server script. This script does
not include upload
processing instructions.
- FileServer.asp
The Standard FileUp file server script. FileServer.asp
saves the uploaded
file and sends a response (confirmation or error)
to WebServer.asp.
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