Windows 7 32 bitIE 8
FileUp shows this Error once the progress indicator window pops up.
AXFile ErrorERROR: Source = SoftArtiSans.XRequest.1Description = null
Please help.
Hello nopower,
Is there anything in your machine's event logs that might have a bit more detail?
Are you using one of our samples? If not, would it be possible to post a bit of your code?
When you are trying to perform the file transfer, are you logged in as an administrator or standard user?
What version of XFile are you using? You can find the version of XFile from several places:
1. In IE, under Tools > Manage Add-ons. From the drop-down select "All add-ons." You should see SoftArtisans XFile under the list of add-ons. If you select the add-on, in the details area should be the version (e.g. 2.5.2.21304).
2. On the file transfer page, in the source should be the <object> tag under the "codebase" attribute. The number will be seperated by commas instead of periods (e.g. "2,5,1,1222").
Regards,Alison
AlisonB wrote: Hello nopower, Is there anything in your machine's event logs that might have a bit more detail?
Nothing out of the ordinary listed.
AlisonB wrote: Are you using one of our samples? If not, would it be possible to post a bit of your code?
I am not sure how to answer this question.
AlisonB wrote: When you are trying to perform the file transfer, are you logged in as an administrator or standard user?
The error occurs when logged in as either.
AlisonB wrote: What version of XFile are you using? You can find the version of XFile from several places: 1. In IE, under Tools > Manage Add-ons. From the drop-down select "All add-ons." You should see SoftArtisans XFile under the list of add-ons. If you select the add-on, in the details area should be the version (e.g. 2.5.2.21304). 2. On the file transfer page, in the source should be the <object> tag under the "codebase" attribute. The number will be seperated by commas instead of periods (e.g. "2,5,1,1222").
Version: 2,1,7,20333
I believe you are running into an issue that happens with older versions of XFile where the real error message is masked by the "error=null description=null" message. This issue was fixed in version 2.3.4.
There is a workaround for this issue, which is to check the XFRequest.ResponseStatus property to find the real error message.
In general, your version of XFile (2.1.7) is a very old version of XFile. I would recommend upgrading to the latest version (2.5.3) because there have been numerous fixes made to the product since your version. This includes the ATL security vulnerabilities (more more info, see Microsoft Security Bulletin MS09-035), which were addressed in v2.5.0.
