Re: Sharing LAN files with ASP.NET?

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Bruce,

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Steve Mauldin


"bruce.1" <sorry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eD5GEeGIGHA.140@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I'm trying to figure a way for a remote user -- using ASP.NET -- to
> share files on a local office LAN.
>
> The remote user would go to an ASP.NET website (on the LAN), mark the
> files they want, and ASP.NET would facilitate a download, and keep a
> record in a small database of who downloaded and uploaded whatever.
>
> These are big files, say 4 MB, so it's best if the remote user downloads
> the file, edits it, then uploads it back to some folder on the LAN. FTP
> would be good for this.
>
> The problems is versioning. If the remote user downloads a file for
> editting then the local users must be prevented from editting the same
> file while it is checked-out by the remote user. FTP has no way of
> doing this, that's where ASP.NET comes in.
>
> This is not a problem on the local LAN because Windows gives a file
> sharing violation message. I could have ASP.NET open the file, but this
> would be problematic so far as sessions go.
>
> One solution might be to have ASP.NET mark the file as read-only until
> it is checked back in. But I'd prefer it to be transparent to the local
> user and give the same sharing violation as if was opened locally.
>
> Does anyone know a good way to handle this?
>
> Thanks for your help.


.



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