Re: File transfer - VB2005 (Visual Studio 2005 Pro)

Been looking at a similar issue for transferring files to a web server..



>From what ive come across on the net, seems it may be possibly

using a http post method to a web server, but so far haven't found

any more specific details on how that's achieved..



My guess might be that's the file is serialized some way and added

to the url of http request, though don't think NETCF 2 supports

serialization and if theirs a url limit, maybe the PUT method

might work..



Still searching for an answer, if you find one keep us posted. thanks



"Kevin B." <KevinB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
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> This is my first application for Windows Mobile 2003 with target platform 
> on
> HP iPaq 6515.  I need to transfer files over GSM / Edge network to server. 
> I
> had initially intended to use FTP, but the compact framework does not 
> include
> System.Net.FTPWebRequest and FTPWebResponse.
>
> Does anyone have a suggestion on best method to transfer files over the 
> GSM
> / Edge network (Cingular).  The file types are XML, EXE, and vary in size 
> up
> to 2MB.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kevin 


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