This ASP component enables users to save uploaded files from their browser, supporting multiple files and giving the option to save to disk or a database as a binary stream. HTTP functions aid in transferring files between servers. Try it free in 32 or 64 bit.
I recently had the opportunity to review a powerful ASP component/dll designed specifically for processing file uploads using HTML forms and web browsers. This software is capable of handling more than one file per form, making it easy to upload even large collections of files. Once uploaded, these files can be saved to disk or saved directly to a database as a binary data stream. The software also allows for files to be exported directly into the csImageFile component, making image processing an absolute breeze.
Apart from handling file uploads, the component also makes it easy to access form variables. In addition, it comes with an incredibly useful feature of displaying the upload progress for larger uploads.
The software also includes an additional class which contains HTTP functions such as script sending a file to a remote server as an HTTP post, or receiving files from a remote server as a download. If the remote server uses authentication, usernames and passwords can also be sent seamlessly.
With this software, users can even add form variables for the upload and download. What’s more? Files can be uploaded from binary variables and downloaded into binary variables as well.
Finally, the software comes with a free trial period that offers full instructions. It is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, making it even more versatile for users.
Overall, this is a fantastic tool that software engineers and developers should definitely consider in their programming workflows. It is fast, reliable, and offers a broad range of features that promise to make the entire process of uploading files a lot easier.
Apart from handling file uploads, the component also makes it easy to access form variables. In addition, it comes with an incredibly useful feature of displaying the upload progress for larger uploads.
The software also includes an additional class which contains HTTP functions such as script sending a file to a remote server as an HTTP post, or receiving files from a remote server as a download. If the remote server uses authentication, usernames and passwords can also be sent seamlessly.
With this software, users can even add form variables for the upload and download. What’s more? Files can be uploaded from binary variables and downloaded into binary variables as well.
Finally, the software comes with a free trial period that offers full instructions. It is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, making it even more versatile for users.
Overall, this is a fantastic tool that software engineers and developers should definitely consider in their programming workflows. It is fast, reliable, and offers a broad range of features that promise to make the entire process of uploading files a lot easier.
What's New
Version 3.0: 64 bit version released.