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Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 9:29 AM
To: witango-talk@witango.com
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Upload Revisited after a couple of years
Any you have worked with that would work on a Win2k server? Would
they allow for a tranfer via a website?
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Any you have worked with that would work on a Win2k server? Would
they allow for a tranfer via a website?
There are some good customizable FTP applets out there that would
allow you to handle the uploading of the files through a browser but
without using HTTP. I never liked using Witango or an
Ever the contrarian, here's a couple of reasons for http/app server
over ftp:
1. firewalls. Most enterprises only allow port 80, so if the client
is behind a firewall, you need HTTP.
2. with http/https you get to control whether the upload is secure.
You could force your clients to use s
sorry, didn't answer your question. Yes, it fixed the CPU Peg for me.
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I don't know ASP worth a darn, but this is just plug 'n play. Check Ben's
site.
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There are some good customizable FTP applets out there that would allow
you to handle the uploading of the files through a browser but without
using HTTP. I never liked using Witango or any App server for that
matter to handle the uploading of a file, especially a large one. I use
the HTTP up
Does this take care of the CPU peg? I am really rusty on ASP but will
work with it if I have to. In fact, I worked out a way to pass
variables via hidden post args to ASP which works well when
integrating the two languages.
Dude,
A while back I came up with an ASP file upload because of problem
Dude,
A while back I came up with an ASP file upload because of problems I
encountered with Witango pegging the CPU. It integrates very well with
Witango.
I believe it is still out on Ben's download site.
You might want to give it a whirl. Lot's of folks downloaded it I think.
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