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  • darrel

    #1

    suggest multi-file upload components?

    I'm looking for some options for implementing a file uploading tool. The
    'catch' is that it's been requested that we accomodate files from 2 to 100mb
    in size, and, ideally, the ability to upload up to 20 files at a time.

    I've been looking around a bit and it seems as if element-it.com's products
    will work:

    Web file access system for your Active Directory users and Windows file system. External access to internal folders. Web access to existsing SMB shares. Qucik WFH (work form home) solution.


    They appear to have a file upload script that gets around some of the large
    file issues that the default asp.net file upload classes have in addition to
    a nice Flash-based component that allows one to browser to multiple files at
    once.

    Has anyone used this product? comments? Suggestions for other components to
    look at?

    -Darrel



  • Rad [Visual C# MVP]

    #2
    Re: suggest multi-file upload components?

    On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 14:44:47 -0600, darrel wrote:
    I'm looking for some options for implementing a file uploading tool. The
    'catch' is that it's been requested that we accomodate files from 2 to 100mb
    in size, and, ideally, the ability to upload up to 20 files at a time.
    >
    I've been looking around a bit and it seems as if element-it.com's products
    will work:
    >
    Web file access system for your Active Directory users and Windows file system. External access to internal folders. Web access to existsing SMB shares. Qucik WFH (work form home) solution.

    >
    They appear to have a file upload script that gets around some of the large
    file issues that the default asp.net file upload classes have in addition to
    a nice Flash-based component that allows one to browser to multiple files at
    once.
    >
    Has anyone used this product? comments? Suggestions for other components to
    look at?
    >
    -Darrel
    If you're uploading such large files, have you considered using FTP rather
    than HTTP uploads?

    --
    Bits.Bytes

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    • darrel

      #3
      Re: suggest multi-file upload components?

      If you're uploading such large files, have you considered using FTP rather
      than HTTP uploads?
      That's what they have now. It's a printer that accepts files via FTP.

      However, they want to have a 'web based interface' for ease of use with
      their customers

      -Darrel


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      • imonline

        #4
        Re: suggest multi-file upload components?

        Hi,
        If you want a ready component then Jupload is very good for your
        requirement.


        Thanks,
        Nis
        darrel wrote:
        If you're uploading such large files, have you considered using FTP rather
        than HTTP uploads?
        >
        That's what they have now. It's a printer that accepts files via FTP.
        >
        However, they want to have a 'web based interface' for ease of use with
        their customers
        >
        -Darrel

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        • darrel

          #5
          Re: suggest multi-file upload components?

          Hi,
          If you want a ready component then Jupload is very good for your
          requirement.
          It appears that there are multiple products using that name. Which one do
          you recommend?


          http://sourceforge.net/projects/jupload/

          others?

          -Darrel


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          • imonline

            #6
            Re: suggest multi-file upload components?

            Hi Darrel,
            I suggest you http://www.jupload.biz/

            Thanks,
            Nis
            darrel wrote:
            Hi,
            If you want a ready component then Jupload is very good for your
            requirement.
            >
            It appears that there are multiple products using that name. Which one do
            you recommend?
            >

            http://sourceforge.net/projects/jupload/

            others?
            >
            -Darrel

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