Re: Uploading largish files through web services.....

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I have largish (5-10MB) that I want to upload to my server It's all done
behind the scenes with no user intervention so speed isn't so much of an
issue and there is no interface for it.

I'd suggest splitting the files in multiple-parts and upload in chunks...
Since HTTP is stateless, if the connection breaks, HTTP requires resending
of all the data once again -- there's no resume support.

I'm implementing a web-service to be able to upload files with size in
excess of 20GB... you can subscribe to my articles and look for an
announcement soon. :-)


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