Re: upload file to web-browser

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In a Windows form I use

My.Computer.Network.UploadFile( _
"File to upload", _
"ftp://ftp-address"; & _
"/path/filename".mdb", _
"ftp-username", "ftp-password", True, 5000)

to do this uplaod.
How can I do the same in an aspx-page?
reidarT
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Is there an example how to upload a file from a clients machine to an
ftp-server
from a web-application? (No ftp-software!)


I suggest you use a HTTP Upload instead (to the web server) and then let
the web server handle the FTP connection to the destination server. This
is
a more secure and reliable method.



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